The management module of tsan.ai's Jushi media app is used to organize and manage mobile apps. It includes the app components media organizations commonly use, uses low-code for fast development and offers flexible interface management. Together with the tsanCenter management platform, it provides live and on-demand audio and video, news, UGC, interaction and other services. Jushi 4.3 will bring the following new features.
1. Commenters' locations shown
Showing the IP location of commenters helps keep content genuine and transparent, and curbs online abuse, malicious rumors and hype-chasing — important for a healthy online space.
2. Consecutive check-ins for points and experience
Consecutive check-ins are now supported. A larger reward for a full streak motivates users, helps build the habit of using the app every day and strengthens user loyalty.
3. Improved feature lists
Feature lists can draw on multiple channels and have their own image and introduction, suited to presenting content on a single theme.
4. Multi-level comment replies
Comments support replies up to three levels deep, for more varied interaction.
5. New audio playback page for articles and videos
Articles and videos converted to audio open an audio detail page, with playback progress in sync with the video and quick return, like, comment and share.
6. More information on media account pages
Media account pages now show the entity, account type, IP location and more (avatar, name, account entity, account type, place of registration, place of operation, email, contact details and IP location).
7. Improved radio detail page
Each radio station can open its own detail page, where users can view the schedule, like, comment and share.
8. Improved portrait video detail page
Articles published by media accounts show the account; tapping the avatar opens the account page, where users can follow or unfollow, like, comment and share.
Beyond these features, Jushi 4.3 also includes other refinements to details and styling. Jushi will keep improving the platform, bringing together media, government and service resources to advance deep media convergence, and helping mainstream and new media move from simply adding up to truly merging.