The new breed of mobile messaging apps — Japan’s Line and China’s WeChat, to name two — are already siphoning off social energy by adding features traditionally associated with full-fat social ...

LINE is on a roll. After the Japan-based cross-platform messaging application reached the 100 million user mark , the startup is now reporting that its top games have reached a cumulative 30 million ...

Mobile messaging is a fast-growing market if Facebook’s $19 billion purchase of WhatsApp is anything to go by, but even the biggest companies in the space are struggling to expand beyond the regions ...

Line, the free messaging app that was created in Japan, continues to grow at speed after it passed 150 million downloads of its app today. The service is one of the most popular of its type in Asia, ...

LINE Corp reached one billion downloads for its family of apps, three years after its mobile messaging service was launched. The LINE messaging platform (which now has 470 million registered users) ...

Japan-headquartered mobile messaging service Line has announced it has passed 200 million downloads worldwide, having added 50 million new sign-ups since May and 100 million in six months. Launched in ...

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