Messaging App Line's Kawaii Characters Get Their Own Cartoon Series In Japan | TechCrunch
Line’s animated characters, which helped it become one of Asia’s top messaging apps with more than 120 million users, now have their own cartoon series. The TV show, called “LINE TOWN,” premiered on Tokyo TV Channel 6 last week (h/t Asiajin). “Line Town” features half-hour-long episodes and a prime 6:30PM to 7:30PM slot, and has already been picked up for syndication on BS Japan. According to Asia
Twitter Brings Promoted Tweets, Trends & Accounts To Twitter Japan | TechCrunch
Twitter Brings Promoted Tweets, Trends & Accounts To Twitter Japan Following the September launch of Twitter ads in the U.K., Twitter is now bringing its advertising products known as “Promoted Tweets,” “Promoted Trends” and “Promoted Accounts” to its Japanese version of the service Twitter.jp. According to a post on the official Twitter Japan blog, the rollout began earlier this month. These same
Via NFC: Japanese Social Network Mixi First To Let Users "Share" Real-World Items | TechCrunch
Via NFC: Japanese Social Network Mixi First To Let Users "Share" Real-World Items Japan has always been the land of mobile. As such, it’s no big surprise that the country’s biggest social network, Mixi (JP, 23 million members), sees 25 of its 29 billion monthly page views coming from cell phones. And according to Mixi, it’s now the first social network that lets users share information with friend
Japan's Social Gaming Giant DeNA Under Suspicion Of Breaking Antitrust Law | TechCrunch
Japan's Social Gaming Giant DeNA Under Suspicion Of Breaking Antitrust Law Bad news from Japan’s multi-billion dollar social gaming industry earlier this week: Tokyo-based mobile gaming heavyweight DeNA (current market cap: US$4.5 billion) was investigated on Wednesday by the Japan Fair Trade Commission (JFTC) over antitrust issues. The allegation: DeNA, which recently paid US$400 million to acqui
Yahoo Japan And China's Taobao Announce Cross-Border E-Commerce Tie-Up | TechCrunch
Yahoo Japan And China's Taobao Announce Cross-Border E-Commerce Tie-Up Big news from the Asian web world today. Yahoo Japan (Japan’s biggest website) and Taobao (China’s largest e-retailer) have agreed to launch a cross-border initiative under which both services will link their online shopping services starting June 1. Through the tie-up, Yahoo Japan and Taobao merchants will be able to sell prod
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