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ByteDance’s PineDrama targets overseas growth with an ecosystem behind its free model

10.23

ByteDance is extending the competition in China’s short-drama market to overseas markets. According to Jiemian News , PineDrama, ByteDance’s overseas short-drama platform, is operated independently…

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