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Yet another of China’s major streaming video players is getting into the smart hardware game.

China’s censors aren’t a big fan of sexy photos. At least not when they’re being used by internet companies to “hype” things and attract reader and viewer eyeballs.

One Chinese video site will get around the quota on imported TV series by creating its own foreign-language content.

This will result in the effective banning of some foreign TV series in China, leaving viewers to go back to the old days of pirating their favorite shows.

Update March 27, 2014 @ 11:30am – China’s state news agency Xinhua has released a report denying heavier scrutiny of US and UK video content online, citing an anonymous source from

When the hotly-anticipated third season of Sherlock returned to screens last week, there were only two places in the world where you could watch it on the same day, legally

Chinese electronics retailer Suning (SHE:002024) has expanded its fast-growing web empire yet again today with the acquisition of video site PPTV for $420 million. According to Chinese media, a press

Could the purchase of Chinese streaming video site PPTV finally be at hand after months of rumors? According to Sina Tech, PPTV and Suning are in the final stages of

Following on the heels of its entry into the set-top box market, PPTV is about to launch the PPLink, a piece of hardware that is designed to easily link mobile

Here’s a rumor that’s simply too juicy not to pass along: Chinese tech blog 36kr is reporting that according to an unnamed Chinese venture capitalist in the industry, Alibaba is