Beijing-based tech firm ByteDance has recently launched an app called "Sponge Band." This product will better serve users with music editing needs on Soda Music and Douyin.
The Tencent Music Data Research Institute released the "2021 Chinese Digital Music Annual White Paper" on Tuesday. The report shows that the total number of new Chinese songs reached 1.145 million in 2021.
Euterpe has become a hot program since it received a new round of funding from the HKICEx. I take a deeper look at the company to see what's driving this surge of excitement.
This week: Bytedance tests a metaverse-like social network, NetEase Cloud Music launches an AI-powered music production mini app, The Sandbox partners with Warner Music Group to create a virtual music venue, and more.
Chinese internet technology firm NetEase recently launched what it calls the world's first one-stop music creation AI platform, dubbed "Tianyin" (天音 Tiānyīn).
Che Che, Vice President of Chinese streaming platform iQiyi and head of YOH Studio, announced his resignation from iQiyi on Thursday via his personal Wechat account.
Chinese internet technology company NetEase will set up its Hainan headquarters and build a metaverse industrial base project in the southern island province's capital city of Sanya.
TikTok's parent company ByteDance plans to release a music streaming product for the domestic market later this year. The product is tentatively named Feile, and internally referred to as Luna.
On Monday, Reuters-owned media outlet IFR reported that NetEase Cloud Music has postponed its initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong after previously passing the listing hearing on August 1.
Arguments from Wu’s supporters held firm even after the superstar’s detention. They represent some of the recurring voices against China’s feminist movement in general.
NYSE-listed Tencent Music Entertainment Group (TME) announced a strategic partnership and minority equity investment in Wave, the market leader in interactive virtual entertainment experiences.
