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iQiyi, an online video platform in China, announced its unaudited financial results for the third quarter on Wednesday. The financial report shows that the total revenue of iQiyi in the third quarter was 7.6 billion yuan ($1.2 billion).
Chinese video sharing website Bilibili called All the Videos You Love released a brand new video on YouTube, getting overseas exposure.
Chinese video sharing platform Bilibili recently tested its new auto-tune remix video editor function, which aims to help uploaders produce remix-themed videos more easily, Tech Planet reported on Monday.
Chinese video content platform Bilibili on October 14 officially launched a new online shopping function within the livestreaming part of its homepage, ahead of the country's popular "Double 11" shopping festival.
The official account of Bilipods, a headset brand, was launched on Wednesday by Chinese video community Bilibili.
Chinese video platform Bilibili is ramping up efforts to expand its business into the domestic payments market and could be launching its own online payment system in the near future.
The first pay-per-view video from an independent uploader appeared on popular Chinese streaming platform Bilibili on Monday, marking a new step by the firm in its pursuit of paid content strategies, following lessons and movies.
LatePost reported on Wednesday that the number of daily active users of video platform Bilibili has exceeded 65 million, surpassing Youku to become the third largest long-form video platform after iQiyi and Tencent Video.
At an ecological conference on Tuesday, the Kuaishou Alliance, operating under Chinese short video platform Kuaishou, launched a "2021 Super Partner Program".
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.
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.
The former LeEco headquarter Lerong Building (previously known as LeTV Building) started auction on Tuesday, with only one bidder, Beijing Hengying Property Management Co., Ltd.