TikTok CEO Alex Zhu has recently said that he’s “quite optimistic” about an ongoing U.S. national security probe into the Bytedance-owned micro-video platform, amid concerns that the app is censoring content in accordance with the aims of the Chinese government, and collecting personal information on underage users.
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TikTok CEO Cancels Capitol Hill Meetings Amid Investigation Into Chinese Surveillance, Censorship
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Musical.ly To Distribute $25,000 And $10,000 College Scholarships To Visionary ‘Musers’
Five winners will receive a $25,000 educational grant to the college, university, vocational-technical, or trade school of their choosing, while 10 winners will receive a $10,000 grant to same.
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Musical.ly Puts $50 Million Into Its Creator Fund
Musical.ly, the lip-syncing app for teens, put $50 million into its Creator Fund, with which it will offer scholarships and form a creator marketplace.
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