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Discussions over iQIYI’s next ten years resurfaced as it faced its tenth anniversary on April 22. With a host of challenges ahead, iQIYI, which is now so much more than a video provider, still strives to sell its “Online Disney” story to both investors and users.
On June 26, at the 12th anniversary of Bilibili, Chen Rui, Chairman and CEO, shared the changes in the company over the last year, holding that Bilibili has increasingly become a friendly community for youth to acquire knowledge and skills.
iQIYI, a Chinese video platform, announced its unaudited financial results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ended December 31, 2021.
Many business executives responsible for content have reportedly left Chinese streaming platform iQIYI following an organizational restructuring at the end of 2021.
Baidu released their Q4 2017 and full year 2017 financial reports today. According to the reports, iQIYI had applied for listing to the U.S. Securities and Exch...
In episode 57, co-hosts Rui Ma and Ying-Ying Lu talk about Bilibili, a Chinese company that has no easy Western comparable — even as it sells a narrative of being “the YouTube of China.”
Wang Zhikai, the former general manager of Bilibili's livestreaming center, has been transferred to the firm's "Star" department. The Star department has promoted the Chinese video sharing website to be launched successively in several Southeast Asian countries.
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.
Youku, a video streaming platform that operates as a subsidiary of Alibaba, changed the login rules for member accounts. Now, only one account can be logged in on a single smartphone simultaneously, down from the previous limit of three.