Asia

For many Filipinos, coins are the currency of the internet.

A handful of designers have made their fortunes on the Line app, but now creators fear the market has become saturated.

Beijing’s new algorithm rules shift responsibility — and risk — onto companies, not creators.

Lax trading regulations mean that influencers can have a lucrative hustle recommending investments.

By connecting China’s garment factories with Western Gen-Z customers, Shein ushered in a new era of “ultra-fast” shopping.

Seoul is reining in tech giants Kakao and Naver to save small business — but it might be too little, too late.

Tech companies in the U.S. have long been using Section 230 to argue they are not responsible for content published on their platforms.

Tech giants like Alibaba are open targets, and new players are in limbo.

With Singapore and Indonesia's superapps finally in reach of U.S. listings, union trouble brews at home.

LGBTQI groups found rare freedoms online, but this year, many were shut by censors. It feels like slowly being sanded down, said one member.