TikTok
- Short-form video app TikTok just announced it would open a studio for creators.
- TikTok, which is owned by the China-based company ByteDance, also recently opened an office in Los Angeles and i for a US CEO.
- Building up US operations may be a sign that TikTok might be looking to take on social media giants Instagram and YouTube.
- $4
Short video app $4 announced on Wednesday that it would open a $4 this summer. With a $4, more than 400 US employees, and a $4, the company seems poised to offer tough competition to other social media companies in North America, particularly Instagram and YouTube.
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