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iQIYI, Inc. reports developments tied to its online entertainment video services in China, where it produces, aggregates and distributes professionally produced content and other video formats. News commonly covers original dramas, variety shows, anime and international distribution through iQIYI International, alongside the company’s use of proprietary AI, big data analytics and related technologies in content production and storytelling.
Recurring updates also address financial results, membership services, online advertising, content distribution, online games, talent agency and experience business revenue categories. Capital-markets news includes share repurchase activity, convertible senior notes matters and other corporate developments affecting the company’s ADSs and ordinary shares.
Moonbug Entertainment has expanded its reach in China by partnering with iQIYI and ByteDance/Xigua Video to make the popular children's program CoComelon accessible to hundreds of millions of viewers. This partnership allows content to be available in both Mandarin and English, enhancing Moonbug's growth in the region. The Managing Director expressed this expansion as a significant chapter for Moonbug, aiming to ensure every child in China can engage with CoComelon. Moonbug continues to seek additional partnerships for further growth.
iQIYI Inc. (NASDAQ: IQ) launched its first extended reality (XR) concert featuring the girl group THE9 on March 26-27, 2021, creating an immersive audio-visual experience. The concert utilized over 100 million RMB in advanced technology, delivering cinematic-quality performances. Fans engaged interactively with features like virtual glowsticks and the ability to switch camera angles. Additionally, iQIYI announced two interactive games related to THE9 during the concert. This event marks a significant step in redefining digital entertainment in China, merging technology with fan engagement.
iQIYI Inc. (NASDAQ: IQ) announces the premiere of the comedy movie Fake Bodyguard on March 26 through its Ultimate Online Cinema using the premium video-on-demand (PVOD) mode. This film marks the third comedy release in 2021, following Dreams of Getting Rich and Shaolin Master. iQIYI's Ultimate Online Cinema has gained popularity, attracting many viewers with high-quality films. The company aims to build a sustainable online film ecosystem by collaborating with filmmakers, ensuring revenue opportunities, and enhancing its content offerings.
iQIYI Inc. (NASDAQ: IQ) has announced the release of two interactive 4D virtual reality movies, Virus Crisis and The Mystery of Kunlun, by its DreamVerse Studio. These films offer audiences a revolutionary full-sensory cinematic experience, utilizing advanced VR technology to engage all five senses. The studio aims to lead China's VR entertainment industry, and has secured significant funding for its VR division. With plans for more multi-sensory titles ahead, iQIYI is enhancing its position in offline multi-sensory entertainment.
iQIYI, Inc. (NASDAQ:IQ), a leading online entertainment service in China, announced board changes effective March 18, 2021. Junjie He, Corporate Vice President of Baidu, Inc., has been appointed as a director. He brings extensive expertise from his roles in Baidu's Financial Planning and Mergers & Acquisitions. He replaces Haifeng Wang, who has resigned from the Board. iQIYI continues to enhance its technology-driven platform and diversified monetization strategies to maintain its industry leadership.
iQIYI (NASDAQ: IQ) has partnered with G.H.Y Culture & Media to establish a talent management agency in Singapore, targeting Southeast Asia's entertainment market. This joint venture aims to discover and promote local talent, with a talent search program planned for countries like Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines. The initiative will stream exclusively on iQIYI's platforms. The move signals iQIYI's intention to expand its footprint and reinforce its commitment to regional media while launching new productions, including 'The Ferryman: Legends of Nanyang.'
iQIYI Inc. (NASDAQ: IQ) has announced a collaboration with Clover Films to co-produce four movies, marking a significant venture into the Chinese market for Singaporean filmmakers. The movies will focus on Mandarin content, featuring directors like Kelvin Tong and Ong Kuo Sin. Clover Films will handle international distribution, while iQIYI will manage distribution in China. This partnership aims to fuse talents from both countries and is part of iQIYI's ongoing strategy to enhance its presence in the film industry, continuing its commitment to quality content creation.
iQIYI, Inc. (Nasdaq: IQ) filed its annual report on Form 20-F for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2020, with the SEC on March 9, 2021. The report is available on its investor relations website. The company offers free hard copies of the audited financial statements to shareholders and ADS holders upon request. As a leading online entertainment service in China, iQIYI integrates innovative technology with creative talent, providing a diverse range of content and monetization models, including membership services and online advertising.
iQIYI launched Cloud Show, China's first interactive XR online performance, bringing together real and virtual elements for a unique entertainment experience. The inaugural concert, performed by the popular girl group THE9, features advanced XR technology, allowing viewers to engage through various camera angles and interactive elements. Additionally, iQIYI has established a virtual production base and a cloud ticketing system to enhance user experience. This innovation positions iQIYI to capitalize on the growing demand for immersive entertainment among young audiences.
iQIYI has announced the launch of Super Fans, a monetization model for its video-sharing platform Suike, aimed at enhancing creator income and fan engagement. Suike is the first platform in China to implement this model, allowing creators to establish fan-subscription channels. Early adopters have reported significant income boosts, with one creator quadrupling orders in just three days. The model aims to strengthen community ties and support creators with comprehensive resources, further enhancing iQIYI's market position.