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In recent times, Bilibili users have observed that several content creators whom they have been following for a while now have posted videos announcing the temporary suspension of updates. This move by the Chinese video streaming platform has caused quite a stir on social media.
Gong Yu, Founder and CEO of Chinese video platform iQiyi, said that online piracy is divided into hard and soft piracy, and that the latter is the main form of piracy at present, including video segmentation, commentary and recreation.
iQiyi held a press conference on Wednesday to launch its Adventure Dream VR all-in-one machine, with a price tag of 1999 yuan. The machine is equipped with the Qualcomm XR2 platform.
On December 25, CCTV officially announced popular short video platform Kuaishou as the exclusive interactive partner of its Spring Festival Gala.
On November 25, the Beijing Internet Court made a first-instance judgment on the Youku v. Kuaishou case regarding infringement of a TV series "Skate Into Love." Youku won the case and was compensated 460,000 yuan ($72,193).
Beijing Siyue Star Network Technology Co., Ltd., an affiliate of Youyaoqi, registered an official change with the country's Industrial and Commercial Administration.
This year, the Chinese TV series based on "The Three-Body Problem", a popular sci-fi novel series, was highly praised. The chief producer said lately that he would put more strength into the second season to reward the numerous fans of the sci-fi drama.
Bilibili, originally famous for its "ACG" (Animation, Comics, Games) subculture content, has already started to invest in virtual character businesses.
China’s “largest youth community” Bilibili (NASDAQ: BILI) caused a stir on the interwebs when they released a 4-minute video (Chinese, English fan-dub) for May 4th Youth Day in China titled “The Waves Behind.”
China’s leading video streaming platform Bilibili released its 2020 Bilibili Influencers Report (in Chinese) this week to highlight the significant growth the influencers brought to the platform in the past year.
Zhi Ying, vice president and head of content products of Douyin and Xigua Video, has been transferred to TikTok, Douyin's sister app. She will be responsible for TikTok's products, content ecology and other businesses.
On May 10th, iQIYI, a Chinese online video platform based in Beijing, held a forum at the 2023 iQIYI World Conference to showcase the development of its overseas business and share with its partners opportunities for collaboration.