Source: South China Morning PostByteDance, owner of hit short video-sharing apps TikTok and Douyin, plans to continue a bitter court battle against rival Tencent Holdings in a dispute over what is fair use in China’s cutthroat online entertainment market.Beijing-based ByteDance said on Monday that it will appeal a decision handed down by the Guangzhou Intellectual Property Court in April. The court ruled that the ByteDance app called Douyin Huoshan Version, a short video and live-streaming platform, must cease incentivising…Read More