TikTok is 'severely damaging' young people — unlike its Chinese equivalent, 'The Anxious Generation' author tells BI
Douyin, the Chinese equivalent of TikTok, is very different and "much more pro-social," NYU professor Jonathan Haidt told ...
In China, social media apps are changing how people buy and read books—selling more than physical bookshops do
While the Australian book market was down 3% last year, genre fiction—popular on BookTok—was among the rare categories that ...
Chinese App RedNote Becomes the New Home for “TikTok Refugees,” but Will the Exodus Prove Permanent?
As Xiaohongshu — known as RedNote or Red in English — surged to the top of the App Store downloads list this week, users in ...
The rise of influencer marketing in China
China's digital landscape has witnessed an extraordinary transformation in recent years, with influencer marketing emerging ...
Cash, subsidies boost births for one Chinese city, but will it reverse long-term decline?
The modest bump in 2024 is a temporary rebound driven by unusually favourable social conditions, say analysts. Read more at ...
Brands Should Tap Into Overlooked Australia-Based Chinese Audiences, Urges POLARIS+ CEO Jessica Yue
POLARIS+ has worked with Estee Lauder on Chinese New Year limited offers and hosted an event for Guerlain which saw Chinese ...
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In China, social media apps are changing how people buy and read books – selling more than physical bookshops do
Douyin’s livestreaming e-commerce is also deeply changing how Chinese people buy books. Popular influencers host hours-long live sessions to sell various products while interacting with ...
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Chinese App RedNote Becomes the New Home for “TikTok Refugees,” but Will the Exodus Prove Permanent?
Douyin is still not in the U.S. app store ... the source of the news that we get,” Angelene Sun, a Chinese influencer and businesswoman with over 600,000 followers on RedNote, tells THR.