The parent company of NetEase Cloud Music published its latest financial results yesterday. They reveal growth for its music revenues.
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K-Pop group (G)IDLE sold 300k albums on NetEase Cloud Music
K-Pop group (G)IDLE have sold more than 300,000 copies of their latest mini-album on NetEase Cloud Music since 15 May.
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NetEase Cloud Music expands its catalogue of Dolby Atmos tracks
NetEase Cloud Music has announced an expansion of its Dolby Atmos offering, bringing more spatial audio to its listeners.
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NetEase Cloud Music ended 2022 with 38.3m paying music users
The parent company of Chinese music service NetEase Cloud Music has published its latest financial results.
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NetEase Cloud Music trumpets 760k album sales for Hua Chenyu
The Chinese music service has always been keen to point out that artists are selling albums on its platform, rather than only being streamed.
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NetEase Cloud Music salutes success of K-Pop group (G)I-DLE
Chinese service NetEase Cloud Music prides itself on having plenty of young listeners who are keen to discover international music as well as homegrown tracks.
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NetEase Cloud Music extends its deal with Japanese label Avex
Chinese streaming service NetEase Cloud Music [NCM] sees even more potential for J-Pop (Japanese pop music) to grow in China.
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NetEase Cloud Music revenues grew by 22.5% in Q3 2022
We don’t have the latest financial results from NetEase Cloud Music yet, but we do have some numbers from Cloud Village’s majority shareholder NetEase.
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NetEase Cloud Music now has 37.6m people paying for music
The parent company of Chinese streaming service NetEase Cloud Music has filed its latest financial results.
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NetEase Cloud Music swells K-Pop catalogue with YG deal
With exclusive licensing deals off the table in China, streaming services are moving to expand catalogues with non-exclusive agreements.
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Exclusive DSP deals are out in China… except 30-day windows
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.
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NetEase Cloud Music signs licensing deal with SM Entertainment
Chinese music streaming service NetEase Cloud Music has bolstered its catalogue of K-Pop music via a deal with SM Entertainment.