In the beginning. The origin of stickers goes back to post-tsunami Japan in 2011 when Korea’s top Internet company — Naver — began developing Line in Japan. The company used data-based calls ...

Line, the mobile messaging company from Japan, just announced it is making over $10 million (1 billion yen) per month selling stickers, the rich emoticon-like content.And it says the figure is ...

A Japanese messaging app operator is set to launch the biggest tech IPO of the year. Line Corp., which operates messaging app Line, will list its shares in New York on Thursday and then in Tokyo ...

Japanese mobile messaging app Line is banking more than $20 million per month selling sticker packs, which typically trade for $1-2 for sets of 6-12, according to data from the company.

Line’s stickers stand out, however, ... “In Japan, that sticker set represents a hidden but lingering anger that you can’t really show, a passive-aggressive kind of anger.

Galarian Pokemon that appear illustrated in this Japanese LINE sticker collection include Wooloo, Alcremie, Scorbunny, and Galarian Farfetch’d. You can take a look at the LINE stickers in the ...

Today Kanahei has more than 82,000 Twitter followers and is one of the most popular sticker illustrators on LINE, the Japanese messaging app that has 170 million monthly active users mostly in Asia.

The Line messaging app has announced the ultimate option for the sticker-obsessive — Stickers Premium. It's a subscription package that provides unlimited access to the three million stickers ...

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Taiwan has 21 million registered users of the messaging app Line, with each user downloading an average of 18 sets of stickers last year, twice as many as Japanese users, Line Corp said on Thursday in ...