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US republican senator for Florida, Marco Rubio, announced on October 9 that he was preparing to request the Committee on Foreign Investment to investigate the 2017 acquisition of the video app Musical.ly by ByteDance.
Tencent Video, the video streaming division of Chinese tech giant Tencent, is now attempting to motivate content creators through user traffic and cash subsidies.
On Wednesday, the China Netcasting Services Association released a document entitled "Detailed Rules of Online Short Video Auditing Standards," which is a revised version of a previous edition published in 2019.
Recently-listed short video company Kuaishou has confirmed on Feb. 8 that it will issue 100 shares to each eligible employee after the lunar Chinese New Year festival, according to Jiemian News.
Chinese short-video platform Kuaishou has recently set a target range between 900 billion yuan ($141 billion) and 970 billion yuan in GMV for its e-commerce operations.
Several Chinese short video/live broadcast applications made it into the Top 20 of Apple’s App Store and Google Play in terms of downloads and revenue outside mainland China during the second quarter of 2019.
Kuaishou founders Su Hua and Cheng Yixiao said they are unhappy about the company’s performance and growth.
Short video sharing platform TikTok announced on Monday that its monthly active users worldwide have exceeded 1 billion, indicating that the app is still growing steadily.
China’s Beijing Bytedance Technology Co. announced on August 1 that it is shutting down the popular musical.ly video app and merge this short video platform int...
Tencent has sent an email to ByteDance's Douyin on November 11, saying that the firm was trialling a project to gradually allow third-party creators to use some of its copyrighted content and creation tools in their works.
Kunlun Tech's AI short film platform SkyReels will be launched in the United States on December 10th.
With factory workers who once formed China’s economic backbone aging and their children shifting from traditional sectors to the booming Internet industry, policymakers have taken steps to address the change.