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4 Key Takeaways from Douyin’s 2020 Report
What did Douyin's increasingly diverse audience do, share, buy, and like on the platform in 2020? Read More
Inside The Rapid Rise and Reign of Douyin
Matthew Brennan, author of Attention Factory, discusses the massive growth and future of the short-video sensation from ByteDance. Read More
Mister Rogers Vibes and Chinese Folk Stars, TikTok and Douyin Success Stories
Short-video apps may seem the domain of teens, but Tourism Vancouver and Carnegie Museum of Natural History are proving otherwise. Read More
China’s Douyin, aka TikTok, Introduces the Power of Short Video to Travel Brands
Chinese short video platform Douyin has grown in popularity among travelers, and DMOs need to take notice of its potential in attracting Chinese tourists. Read More
6 Pointers for Cultural Organizations in 2021
As cultural organizations emerge from the crises of the past year, how can they best reassess their strategies and offerings for 2021? Read More
New Ways of Traveling: Maintaining the Bond with Chinese Tourists | Part Two
Post-COVID, brands hoping to position themselves in China should either look to physically establishing their business on the mainland or implementing alternatives to engage audiences. Read More
Jing Culture & Commerce’s Top 10 Articles of 2020
As a publication focused on the intersection of art, culture, and technology, we’ve covered the digital pivot undertaken by cultural institutions and more in 2020. Read More
Why Cultural Content is Key to the Future of Short Form Engagement
On China's short video platforms, cultural content comes into focus and paves the way for ongoing engagement. Read More
What’s Next for Museum Partnerships: Insights from Museum 2050 Participants
Two Museum 2050 participants, Brendan Ciecko and zzyw, discuss the state and future of museum partnerships. Read More
How Short-Video Platforms Are Shaping Gen Z Consumer Behaviors
Just as consumers have guaranteed the success of Douyin and TikTok, short-video apps have come to shape the tastes and habits of its audience. Read More
