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China to Crack Down on 'Chaotic' Online Fan Culture, Will Shut Down Channels That Spread Celebrity Scandals
China will move to crack down on the "chaotic" online celebrity fan culture, the country's cyberspace regulator said in a notice as part of an ongoing state campaign to "rectify" the Internet sector.
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Baidu to Buy JOYY’s Chinese Live-Streaming Service for $3.6 Billion
Baidu said it would buy social media platform JOYY's video-based live streaming business in China for about $3.6 billion (roughly Rs. 26,800 crores).
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iQiyi, China’s Netflix, Looks Abroad After Hitting 100 Million Paying Subscribers
iQiyi, China's answer to Netflix, intends to push harder into overseas markets such as North America and Japan after the video-streaming service hit a milestone of 100 million paying subscribers this month.
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The Reason Why Chinese Media Is Blurring Some Actors' Ears
Screenshots from programmes produced by streaming service iQiyi in China show actors with their ears blurred out and have been widely circulated online. Here is why their ears have been blurred out.
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China's iQiyi Snaps Up Game Maker Skymoons in Possible $300 Million Deal
iQiyi said the deal involved a fixed payment of CNY 1.27 billion and an additional fee of CNY 730 million if Skymoons hits certain benchmarks over the next two years.
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Baidu Plans US IPO of iQiyi, Its Netflix-Like Video Arm
Baidu said it has submitted a draft registration to the US securities regulator, the SEC, for a proposed initial public offering of iQiyi.
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China to Crack Down on 'Chaotic' Online Fan Culture, Will Shut Down Channels That Spread Celebrity Scandals
China will move to crack down on the "chaotic" online celebrity fan culture, the country's cyberspace regulator said in a notice as part of an ongoing state campaign to "rectify" the Internet sector.
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Baidu to Buy JOYY’s Chinese Live-Streaming Service for $3.6 Billion
Baidu said it would buy social media platform JOYY's video-based live streaming business in China for about $3.6 billion (roughly Rs. 26,800 crores).
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iQiyi, China’s Netflix, Looks Abroad After Hitting 100 Million Paying Subscribers
iQiyi, China's answer to Netflix, intends to push harder into overseas markets such as North America and Japan after the video-streaming service hit a milestone of 100 million paying subscribers this month.
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The Reason Why Chinese Media Is Blurring Some Actors' Ears
Screenshots from programmes produced by streaming service iQiyi in China show actors with their ears blurred out and have been widely circulated online. Here is why their ears have been blurred out.
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China's iQiyi Snaps Up Game Maker Skymoons in Possible $300 Million Deal
iQiyi said the deal involved a fixed payment of CNY 1.27 billion and an additional fee of CNY 730 million if Skymoons hits certain benchmarks over the next two years.
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Baidu Plans US IPO of iQiyi, Its Netflix-Like Video Arm
Baidu said it has submitted a draft registration to the US securities regulator, the SEC, for a proposed initial public offering of iQiyi.
