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Following a somewhat unremarkable week, the Chinese esports industry has since observed some big moves entering April.
A screenshot of an offer to sell more than 220 million pieces of user data obtained from Chinese video community Bilibili was circulated on the Internet. A Bilibili spokesperson denied the user data leak rumor on July 8.
Chinese video streaming platform Bilibili and one of its popular content uploaders jointly launched a series of customized digital collections on July 21, with a limited distribution of 5,000 copies.
As its principal producer and financier, Chinese video streaming platform Bilibili announced the latest progress in producing The Three-Body Problem animated series, which is an adaptation of Liu Cixin's titular Hugo Award-winning sci-fi trilogy.
Somewhere along the line, staying at home becomes a somewhat arduous practice, especially for those young folks who are constantly fighting boredom.
Bilibili, a Chinese video streaming community for younger generations, has released an authorized "Cheers UP" NFT collection for buyers outside of the country.
Bilibili E-sports responded that the face of its Vtuber named "Ranran_Ranoca" is indeed quite similar to that of another Vtuber.
On Monday, Chinese streaming media giant Bilibili launched several functions to help users who may need help with using the platform.
On Wednesday, an account named "Bilibili Digital Collection" on the popular Chinese video streaming platform Bilibili announced that 2,333 digital art avatars called "Gede" (鸽德) were officially opened for registration.
Bilibili Inc. (NASDAQ: BILI) announced Wednesday its unaudited financial results for the third quarter ending on Sept. 30, revealing strong user growth as well as a rise in revenue.
Bilibili, the leading video community for young generations in China, held “The Most Beautiful Night of 2021” New Year’s Eve gala on Friday.
Several Chinese app stores pulled video platform BiliBili's app from their offerings after suffering another hard hit from government censors. Reports suggest t...