Snapchat is advertising itself as the place where users can go to watch the stars who broke out on soon-to-be-banned TikTok.
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The Supreme Court upheld the TikTok ban. Now what?
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Snapchat is using the TikTok ban as an opportunity to promote creators like Avani Gregg and Loren Gray
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Russia made it harder for citizens to watch YouTube. They’re going to VKontakte instead.
VKontakte has surpassed YouTube in Russia, where alleged throttling has pushed citizens to a local social media app.
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The ‘Wii Sports Tennis’ version of the Australian Open looks silly, but it’s a whole new kind of sports stream
The Australian Open has circumvented broadcast restrictions with live streams that make tennis players look like Nintendo characters.
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Netflix wants to keep pace with YouTube among toddlers, so it struck a deal with Ms. Rachel
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Senators who passed the TikTok ban are realizing a lot of people won’t like it
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The TikTok ban might give “Chinese Instagram” the opening it needs to break into the U.S.
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As wildfires strike Los Angeles, YouTube vlogs offer personal perspectives
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Top 5 Branded Videos of the Week: Cars, trains, and…pizza?
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Top 50 Most Viewed U.S. YouTube Channels • Week Of 01/12/2025
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Top 50 Most Viewed YouTube Channels Worldwide • Week Of 01/12/2025
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Have you heard? MrBeast gives permission to repost his videos, and Nelk gives vapes to villagers.
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