Spotify announced Nov. 7 that its partnership with TikTok will smooth the path for users to share Spotify content in two ways: (1) by allowing them to make videos sharing tracks, albums, playlists, podcasts, or audiobooks using TikTok's video editing tools, and (2) by letting them DM one another direct links to music, podcasts, and audiobooks.
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A creator earned $2 million during one single Black Friday livestream on TikTok
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TikTok is becoming Spotify’s new recommendation engine
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As live spectacles increase, a creator plans to eat for four days straight on YouTube
Nash, who has 420,000 followers on TikTok and 20,000 on Instagram, is known for her enthusiastic restaurant reviews and mukbang-esque content where she brings home takeout and invites viewers to a vicarious chow-down. To set the record, she plans to stream--and eat--for 103 hours and 20 minutes straight. That's four days, seven hours, and 20 minutes.
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TikTok is becoming a job board for Gen Z
TikTok is already a search engine, an ecom bazaar, a box office, and a travel promoter--and now it's becoming a job board for Gen Z, with both companies and candidates seeking one another out on the platform.
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Sony just shattered a TikTok record–with a little help from 20 million comments
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Music promoters are paying to put songs in TikTok videos. The FTC says creators might not have to disclose those deals.
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A quarter of indie artists now put their music straight on TikTok–no label required
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Watch out, Google: TikTok wants to be a “discovery engine” for travelers
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Yes, TikTok is actually getting people to movie theaters
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TikTok is a top spot for hot political goss
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Hungry and out of cash? Pay for your pizza with a TikTok.
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Your favorite TikTok song of the summer is probably an indie hit
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