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 ...

SINGAPORE — If you're a Line user in Asia, chances are you've seen Meow the Tabby Cat, one of the Japanese messenger's most downloaded sticker characters in the region. Meow's creator, Dira Gana ...

Stickers are just one line of revenue used by Line, Kakao Talk and others, which includes in-app games, other virtual items, business accounts and more. Focusing back on stickers, the companies ...

In Thailand or Indonesia, your local friends are more likely to use Line, a Japan-born app launched in 2011 that also thrives in its home country but has struggled to expand globally despite its ...

Line Friends, a group of cute characters that started as stickers for the Line messaging app, are getting their own Netflix series. Line, as you may know, is huge in Japan and other parts of Asia ...

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Stickers aren’t the only surprising form of income for Line: the company also disclosed that it made over JPY 2 billion ($18.8 million) from sales of merchandising and licensing deals last year ...

LINE STICKERS partners with Sabina, a popular bra and underwear brand for Thai teens, to bring 8 hot characters to create a new cute collection of underwear in high-street brand.

Last year, according to the company’s IPO filing with US regulators, Line generated more than $1.1 billion in revenue---a 40 percent increase from the $819 million it made in 2014.