1% of content entrepreneurs control 70% of the funding, while the remaining 99% struggle to make ends meet. This growing disparity has led to widespread anxiety among content creators, who are facing increasing challenges in gaining traffic and building a loyal audience. Today, Xiaomeng brings you the "2018 Content Entrepreneurship Annual Report," offering an in-depth look at the key trends from 2017 and exploring what's coming in 2018.
Regulatory pressure is intensifying globally, especially when it comes to digital currencies. In the U.S., the government has taken its first legal action against a virtual currency platform, with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) filing lawsuits against three exchanges for alleged fraud and violations of trading rules. Meanwhile, national regulators are also tightening their grip on the emerging digital asset market, signaling a shift toward more oversight in this fast-growing sector.
In aviation, more airlines have lifted the ban on using mobile phones during flights, bringing the total to 13. However, full internet access remains out of reach. While flight mode is familiar to most travelers, it doesn't mean that devices can be used freely. Even with flight mode enabled, many airlines still prohibit the use of mobile data, causing frustration among passengers who expect more flexibility during long-haul flights.
Apple's latest flagship, the iPhone X, is struggling to meet sales expectations. According to supply chain reports, demand for the device is declining, leading to reduced orders for 2018. With the upcoming release of three new full-screen iPhones and the potential launch of the iPhone SE2, the iPhone X may be discontinued by fall, marking the shortest lifespan of any Apple flagship to date.
South Korea is taking strict measures to regulate cryptocurrency trading. Faced with the volatility of Bitcoin and other digital assets, the government is pushing for stricter transparency. Recent reports suggest that South Korean banks will be required to monitor all virtual currency transactions, aiming to prevent illegal activities and ensure compliance with financial regulations.
The future of live streaming looks promising. As a TV-like format, live broadcast is gradually replacing traditional television functions. Not only can existing TV programs be seamlessly adapted to live platforms, but they also offer more interactive and dynamic features, making them a powerful tool for content creators and audiences alike.
Amazon has officially launched its cashierless convenience store, offering a fully automated checkout experience. After over a year of testing, the store is now open to the public, showcasing a new model that could revolutionize the retail industry by reducing the need for human cashiers and improving customer efficiency.
Xiaomi is preparing for another big reveal at MWC 2018. Rumors suggest that the company might be launching the Xiaomi 7 or the Xiaomi 6X. A recent leak showed a mysterious double-camera phone, fueling speculation about the next flagship model. Whether it’s the Xiaomi 7 or another variant, the brand continues to surprise the tech world with its innovative approach.
China's major chip manufacturers are expanding their production capacity as part of a broader push for self-reliance in semiconductors. The government has been investing heavily in domestic chip development, and with more design companies emerging, the country is moving closer to reducing its dependence on foreign technology. However, the gap between Chinese foundries and global leaders like TSMC and Samsung still remains significant.
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