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Actually, in the second half of 2018, ByteDance expanded its sales departments from 4 to 10 to monetize its huge user base in overseas market including Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia, Europe and the Uni

China’s government can’t keep up with the country’s appetite for video games.

The premiere indicates that Douyin, with 500 million monthly active users, wants to cut a piece from the lucrative gaming market.

Three years after its inception, Singapore-based BIGO is now making bold expansion plans.

The elderly are coming online.

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China’s gaming and social networking giant Tencent had one new game called the Romantic Rose Garden approved by the country’s regulators Thursday, This new title, which is a game that involves p

Infofed’s plan is to build e-sports into a tourism subset and encourage a new professional workforce.