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CBI News Wrap: Public Service Ads From Brands, Web Movies Struggle

Feb 11, 2020 / CBI /

Though brands have been understandably hesitant to engage in major promotional campaigns as the coronavirus continues to spread, there’s been ongoing activity that connects brands to the efforts to cope with the outbreak. Read More

NetEase Overseas Gaming, E-commerce Businesses Offset Regulatory Squeeze

May 16, 2019 / News /

While Tencent’s game revenues took a heavy hit in the first quarter due to more stringent licensing rules, NetEase hedged regulatory risks by emphasizing overseas markets, specifically Japan and South Korea. Read More

Chinese Gaming Firm iDreamSky Stumbles in Its Hong Kong Debut

Dec 10, 2018 / Game /

Chinese gaming company iDreamSky stumbled in its Hong Kong debut after a two-year hiatus from trading publicly and increased government regulation in the gaming sector. Read More

Headlines from China: Sunac to Fully Take Over Wanda’s Cultural and Tourism Projects

Oct 16, 2018 / Headlines From China /

Wanda Group CEO Wang Jianlin is getting ready to let Sunac China Holdings Ltd. completely take over his cultural tourism business, according to a reporter from Caijing Magazine. Read More

On-Screen Athletes: Overnight at An Esports Marathon

Aug 30, 2018 / Game /

Fans supporting a Chinese team in an international final experience euphoric highs and knuckle-biting lows. Read More

Headlines from China: Alibaba, Tencent Make Fortune’s Top 10 Most Profitable Companies in China

Jul 11, 2018 / Headlines From China /

The majority of the top 10 most profitable Chinese companies are banks or insurance companies. Exceptions include internet companies Tencent and Alibaba. Read More

Headlines from China: Less “IP Films” or “Little Fresh Meats ” in This Year’s Summer Slate

Jun 7, 2018 / Headlines From China /

It seems that "popular IP + little fresh meats" is not the trendy format anymore. Instead, genre films are occupying this year's lucrative summer movie-going season in China. Read More

Chinese Game Live Streaming IPO Shows Speed of Development in the Industry

May 15, 2018 / News /

Game streaming in China, along with other sectors of live streaming, is a fast-growing industry. Research report shows that China is currently the world’s largest gaming market. In 2017, the country had 646 million gamers and its numbers are estimated to grow to 917 million in 2022. Read More

Prodigal Frogs Are China’s Latest Gaming Fad

Jan 24, 2018 / News /

Players divided over whether ‘Traveling Frog’ is a cute diversion, or just plain boring. Read More

Why PC gamers are the worst at VR—and what that means for China’s VR gaming

Jul 10, 2017 / News /

People who have played a lot of PC and console games are the worst at VR gaming and slower to improve than those who are new to both, a Chinese VR gaming company has found, forcing it to alter its plans. The firm has also found that the way people take to VR reveals so Read More

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