Industry experts say the crackdown on China's exploding live streaming market could actually be a good thing for brands and their content strategies.

The Men’s Hockey Asia Cup is set to begin on August 29 (Friday), in Rajgir, Bihar. The 12th edition of the tournament serves ...

Live-streaming invades China A string of popular apps launched by cashed-up startups are creating an army of content-creating internet celebrities, but concerns over censorship and engagement levels ...

The last less-regulated corner of China’s highly censored internet is about to get a lot less interesting. Chinese authorities have issued new regulations to clamp down on live-streaming, one of ...

Jing Qi, a part-time presenter on the live streaming platform Huajiao, underwent cosmetic surgery in March to improve her chances of becoming an internet celebrity. Jing is among tens of thousands ...

Live streaming has revived many social networks, but growth is slowing and marketers are looking for better ways to increase brand engagement.

While Americans tend to use live streaming platforms to broadcast and watch live events, similar platforms in China have emerged as a social-networking tool for lonely-hearts..

As a former professional live streamer in China, I share why those actually interested in the live streaming industry should take the new award-winning documentary “The People’s Republic of ...