Tag: china

Everybody, yeah, rock your body, yeah? Even if you're rocking it at your desk or on the sofa. Because yes, Backstreet's back...

A crackdown by the Chinese authorities has put paid to the practice of streaming services signing exclusive deals with music labels. Or so we thought.

It's planning to delete those users' private data from its own data centres in the US and Singapore in the future too.

Chinese music streaming service NetEase Cloud Music has bolstered its catalogue of K-Pop music via a deal with SM Entertainment.

Chinese music-streaming service NetEase Cloud Music ended March with 181.7 million monthly active users.

Tencent Music seems increasingly focused on global opportunities for the independent artists uploading music through its Tencent Musician arm.

Bumpy times for China's biggest music streaming company, Tencent Music Entertainment (TME).

Tencent Music has published a report from its internal research institute exploring how China’s music-streaming economy grew in 2021.

Our spring 2022 quarterly report is for anyone who engages with music streaming platforms and wants to maximise their success on them: i.e. you, quite probably.  In this report, we take a comprehensive look at the state...

Tencent Music has been working with independent artists for some time now, attracting more than 300,000 to its Tencent Musician platform by the end of 2021.

NetEase Cloud Music and Tencent Music have long been the dominant music-streaming companies in China. Now they may be facing off in court.

ByteDance is gearing up to tackle the twin titans of music-streaming in its homeland, China: Tencent Music and NetEase Cloud Music.