
QuestMobile Releases 2019 Short-Video Report
QuestMobile have recently released their semi-annual report on the short-video industry. 7.2 out of 10 mobile Internet users are using short-video products.
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QuestMobile have recently released their semi-annual report on the short-video industry. 7.2 out of 10 mobile Internet users are using short-video products.
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Cloudflare, an American technology-security company, reported on Monday that TikTok was the most visited internet site in the world in 2021, surpassing last year's leader, Google.

The Chinese short video service company BIGO is moving its servers from Hong Kong to Singapore in order to emphasize its independence from its Chinese parent company.

DHgate, one of the leading B2B cross-border e-commerce marketplaces in China, officially launched MyyShop, a new Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) product for decentralized cross-border e-commerce.

Beijing-based ByteDance as clarified rumors regarding the acquisition of Chinese marketing and brand management services provider BlueFocus.

TikTok’s new CEO Kevin Mayer met with one commissioner of the European Union on Wednesday about fighting disinformation on the social media platform.

Meta announced 11,000 job cuts on November 9. Many affected individuals have since taken to TikTok to share their experiences and feelings of being laid off, and the ByteDance-owned short video platform has even begun to recruit a large number of them.

Louis Yang, the first head of ByteDance Education Hardware Business, left the job last week.

TikTok, a wide popular short video app owned by ByteDance, is now testing a dislike button to help users "feel more in control over comments," according to a blog post the company released on Wednesday.

ByteDance, the parent company of popular short video app TikTok, has rejected Microsoft, the first publicly known bidder of the app’s American arm.

According to people familiar with the matter, the pre-IPO valuation of Kuaishou, one of China’s leading short-video start-ups, has reached $25 billion.