Chinese Video Streaming Platforms are Trimming 20% to 40% of Their Staff Following Significant Net Losses. By Joseph Henry Updated: Dec 13 2021, 03:20 AM EST .

Chinese streaming platforms including Tencent Video and iQiyi have taken down films and video content starring Canadian actor Keanu Reeves after he participated in a Tibet-related concert ...

The "Matrix" star's filmography has been scrubbed from Chinese streaming platforms after Reeves attended a pro-Tibet benefit concert. The “Speed” of retaliation against Keanu Reeves in China ...

Tencent Video, iQiyi, and Youku Tudou flourished in China after YouTube’s exit in 2009. That ban left the Chinese market wide open for domestic streaming video platforms to flourish. IHS Markit ...

Hundreds of 'homeless' streamers are taking to the streets in China, a phenomenon of street streaming is taking place in ...

Chinese online influencers have criticized video platforms for charging excessive and overlapping fees for content streamed via television, echoing the experiences of audiences who have shared the ...

The mainland Chinese government is understood to be taking small, but significant, share stakes in at least two of the country’s leading video streaming platforms. The Financial Times reported ...

With just a few minutes of sample video and $1,000, brands never have to stop selling their products. Scroll through the livestreaming videos at 4 a.m. on Taobao, China’s most popular e-commerce ...

RED (Xiaohongshu) is known for its authentic user-generated content, making it a great platform for word-of-mouth marketing. In 2023, RED updated its platform with a “video” section to create a more ...