IQIYI E A TELEVISÃO CHINESA: by Mayara Araujo

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Will pay-per-view in the advanced charging model recover the business losses for online video companies in China? by Congmin Zhang, Seuk Wai Phoong

“…This paper, anchored in the theoretical construct of second-degree price discrimination, selects the Chinese online video platforms iQiyi and Tencent Video for in-depth case studies. …”
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Online Binge-Watching Among Chinese College Students: Implications for Loneliness, Anxiety, and Depression by Yu H, Alizadeh F

“…Regarding the self-assessment of binge-watching, the average duration of participants was 5.76 hours, and the average number of episodes was 7.42. Tencent Video, iQIYI, and Bilibili emerged as the dominant platforms for binge-watching among the respondents. …”
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Assessment of videos related to lung nodules in China by Jiajun Han, Yifan Shi, Haitao Ma, Haitao Ma

“…BackgroundWith the popularization of mobile phones and the development of the Internet, many patients use social media platforms to seek health information. Currently, TikTok, iQiyi, Bilibili, and Weibo are the most popular video platforms in China. …”
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Tumor Immunotherapy–Related Information on Internet-Based Videos Commonly Used by the Chinese Population: Content Quality Analysis by Chen-xu Ni, Yi-bo Fei, Ran Wu, Wen-xiang Cao, Wenhao Liu, Fang Huang, Fu-ming Shen, Dong-jie Li

“…MethodsUsing the keyword “tumor immunotherapy” in Chinese, we searched TikTok, Tencent, iQIYI, and BiliBili on March 5, 2022. We reviewed the 118 screened videos using the Patient Education Materials Assessment Tool—a validated instrument to collect consumer health information. …”
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