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Bilibili to incentivize creators who are struggling to monetize their content as profitability goal looms
Bilibili establishes a new department to focus on professional content production including documentaries and cartoons Credit: Bilibili On Monday, Chinese video-sharing platform Bilibili announced that it will give more incentives to less profitable content creators. In an official statement, it specified that the campaign applies to individuals earning less than RMB 5,000 from Bilibili over
Bilibili to pursue dual-primary list in Hong Kong
Chinese video platform Bilibili has approved a motion on Wednesday to pursue the voluntary conversion to a dual-primary listing in Hong Kong. After the conversion, the company will remain as a dual-listed company on Nasdaq and the Hong Kong stock exchange. Hong Kong has become an increasingly popular option for US-listed Chinese tech stocks, considering…
Bilibili Reports Net Revenue of $907M in Q4 2021, Up 51% YoY
(Source: Bilibili) Your browser doesn’t support HTML5 audio Leading Chinese video streaming platform Bilibili on Thursday announced its unaudited financial results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ended December 31, 2021. Bilibili’s total net revenue in the fourth quarter was 5.7808 billion yuan ($907.1 million), representing an increase of 51% from the same period…
Bilibili Invests in Film and Television Company, CAN BOX
(Source: CAN BOX) Your browser doesn’t support HTML5 audio Tianyancha App shows that Shanghai CAN BOX Culture Communication Co., Ltd. has made a registration change with the Industrial and Commercial Administration. Shanghai Bilibili Technology Co., Ltd., an affiliated company of Bilibili, has been added as a new shareholder. CAN BOX was established in 2014 with…
Bilibili tests new social feature targeting Chinese college students
China’s video platform Bilibili is testing a new social feature targeting college and university students in China. The video site aims to further engage its younger user base with social networking services. The feature is called “campus,” reminiscent of Renren, a popular Facebook-like site in China that fell out of fashion in the mid-2010s. Renren’s…