Mobile messaging platform Line, which is gunning for a billion registered users by 2015 and is also reportedly considering an IPO later this year, has added a new feature aimed at boosting engagement ...

Stickers in messaging apps are very popular. Whether it’s a simple emoji, a Pusheen cat sticker in Facebook Messenger, or an Animoji in iMessage, stickers are a fun and often cute way of displaying an ...

Stickers. They’re big in Asia and going global, don’t you know? Line, a company that makes more than $10 million per month from selling them and also lets regular people submit designs, has so many ...

Messaging app LINE has seen revenue grow explosively over the last year, providing a clue into how other mobile messaging apps, like Snapchat, might generate revenue. LINE's revenue was $157 million ...

Based in Scotland, Finn has been writing about Japanese pop culture for nine years now. He is also a gamer, hiker, and proud vegan. His passion is bringing news straight from Japan to you, in English, ...

SINGAPORE -- Japanese messaging app Line has kicked off celebrations for the island nation's 51st birthday with a brand new animated sticker set coming. Singapore's National Day falls on Aug. 9 and ...

Line Thailand is widening its variety of stickers and payment channels to increase sticker revenue and build on Thailand's top-three ranking in sticker sales globally. Kanop Supamanop, director of ...

Popular free messaging app LINE was forced to remove one of its key sticker features today, eliminating the ability for its users to purchase and send sticker sets as gifts to friends. Stickers are an ...

People really like emoji. Messaging app Line really likes them too, so it’s gone ahead and released a new iOS keyboard for precisely that. Emoji Line includes over 2,000 stickers and emoji, and users ...

Line Corporation Inc, operator of Line messaging app, has banned the Thai-made "Red Buffalo" sticker which has been made available less than 24 hours ago. Line sells cartoon-like sticker sets to let ...

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