Shanghai-based video platform Bilibili's livestreaming business unit is planning internal layoffs, with a list of employees to cut having been preliminarily drawn up.
Shanghai-based video streaming platform Bilibili recently acquired a wholly-owned stake in Mobao Network, whose main business is the development of mobile games.
Tencent Video, the video streaming division of Chinese tech giant Tencent, is now attempting to motivate content creators through user traffic and cash subsidies.
Many business executives responsible for content have reportedly left Chinese streaming platform iQIYI following an organizational restructuring at the end of 2021.
Chinese online video platform iQIYI announced on March 4 that the company has entered into subscription agreements with Baidu and a consortium of financial investors.
Leading Chinese video streaming platform Bilibili on Thursday announced its unaudited financial results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ended December 31, 2021.
Bilibili, originally famous for its "ACG" (Animation, Comics, Games) subculture content, has already started to invest in virtual character businesses.
On Monday, a Weibo blogger, said that according to several tipsters, the AI audit team leader of Bilibili died of a cerebral hemorrhage in the early morning of February 5 after being required to work overtime during the Spring Festival.
Beijing Siyue Star Network Technology Co., Ltd., an affiliate of Youyaoqi, registered an official change with the country's Industrial and Commercial Administration.
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.
Recently, the Hunan Provincial Higher People's Court announced its decision regarding the case of Baidu Video (now renamed as Baiso Video) re-uploading videos stored on Xigua Video's servers.
