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National Football League (NFL) and Chinese short video platform TikTok, announced today a new multi-year partnership to bring NFL’s exciting experience to TikTok's global community.
A video creator on Bilibili, with 10.26 million followers, recently revealed his financial challenges on the Chinese video site. This comes after several popular creators announced a pause in updating their channels.
A Bilibili HR worker previously called the platform's core users "losers in life." On August 2, Bilibili officially responded, saying that after internal investigation, the HR interviewer had been dismissed at the end of last year.
Today, iQiyi announced the release of a new VR all-in-one machine, the Adventure Dream. The launch will take place on December 1.
Leading Chinese video streaming platform Bilibili on Thursday announced its unaudited financial results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ended December 31, 2021.
Kuaishou founders Su Hua and Cheng Yixiao said they are unhappy about the company’s performance and growth.
News emerged on Tuesday that Baidu is negotiating with potential acquirers to sell its 53% stake in iQIYI, attracting interest from buyers including Hong Kong private equity firm PAG and China Mobile. iQIYI responded that this news is untrue.
Bilibili, a Shanghai-based video streaming platform, has ushered in "Yao-Chinese Folktales," an eight-part series inspired by traditional Chinese literary works. The series got an impressive score of 9.5/10 on Chinese social media and review site Douban.
The web page and mobile terminal of Bilibili broke down Tuesday night, attracting wide attention from Chinese netizens. The company's share price dropped for a while due to this server failure.
Many content creators on Chinese video sharing website Bilibili have released new posts, claiming that the "Dawn Project" of the Tencent Open Media content platform has infringed their rights.
Short video sharing platform TikTok announced on Monday that its monthly active users worldwide have exceeded 1 billion, indicating that the app is still growing steadily.
Today, major Chinese video content platform Bilibili announced at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that its trading will be temporarily suspended from 9:00 am this morning.