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On July 19, Baidu-backed video streaming platform iQIYI and ByteDance's short video app Douyin announced a new cooperation, under which the two sides will jointly explore secondary creation and the promotion of long video content.
A screenshot of an offer to sell more than 220 million pieces of user data obtained from Chinese video community Bilibili was circulated on the Internet. A Bilibili spokesperson denied the user data leak rumor on July 8.
Feihu365 Technology announced that it had completed a new round of financing, in which it garnered over 100 million yuan ($15.6 million) in investment led by Shunwei Capital and followed by previous shareholders.
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.
On February 28, the video social networking app Musical.ly, now known as TikTok, was fined $5.7 million by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for illegally collecting personal information from children under the age of 13.
Chinese video streaming platform Bilibili and one of its popular content uploaders jointly launched a series of customized digital collections on July 21, with a limited distribution of 5,000 copies.
Video-based social media platform JOYY reported strong growth in the first quarter of 2020 as the company further pushes its overseas live-streaming apps.
Chinese ACG themed video-sharing site Bilibili launches Campus Recruitment Express.
On Monday, Chen Rui, Chairman and CEO of Chinese video sharing platform Bilibili, delivered a speech at the 2021 World Internet Conference Wuzhen Summit.
Now, after a decade of development and vicious competition, a slew of video platforms and short video apps have emerged at the top of the Chinese online video streaming game.
Bilibili, a video community for younger generations in China, announced on Monday that the term “Po Fang Le” (literally translated as “this broke down my defenses”) is “Bilibili’s 2021 Bullet Chat of the Year”.
On Tuesday, iQiyi, an online entertainment service provider in China, appointed Jun Wang as its new Chief Financial Officer.