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The Chinese startup raised US$1.1 billion at a market capitalization of US$8.5 billion and ended the trading day unchanged.

Video sites were the third highest-grossing platforms in 2019 in terms of online advertising revenue, just behind ecommerce and search engines.

This Harvard graduate tried to become a Chinese internet celebrity, got blocked by Sina, and learned a lot about social media fame.

The Cyberspace Administration of China has not indicated what action it will take or what penalties may be enforced.

China’s Weibo, started in 2009 as a Twitter clone, is worth US$11.35 billion right now – that’s a tiny bit more than Twitter itself.

Here’s our highlight reel of scandals and social media developments on Weibo since it first shook up China’s internet.

It’s a sign of how amazingly quick China has been in its shift to smartphones.

People are watching others eating, playing computer games, shilling cosmetics – pretty much anything.

China’s cloud storage providers are in turmoil as they try to comply with new regulations.

China’s Twitter-esque Weibo ended 2015 with a rise in monthly active users.