WWE is body-slamming onto TikTok today, with a new pact that will see the wrestling media purveyor -- which counts 1 billion followers across all of its social channels globally -- launch various new channels on the Bytedance-owned, short-form video app.
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U.S. Army Bans TikTok On Government Phones, Calling App A “Cyber Threat”
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TikTok Inks Deal With WWE For 30 New Wrestler Accounts, Entrance Music Licensing
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TikTok’s Parent Company Piloting Spotify Competitor ‘Resso’ In Emerging Markets
TikTok's parent company, the Chinese internet giant Bytedance, is readying what it hopes will be a sophomore smash -- a music subscription service called Resso that would compete with the likes of Spotify and Apple Music on the global stage.
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The U.S. Government Is Investigating TikTok Parent Bytedance As A Potential National Security Threat (Report)
The U.S. government has reportedly opened a national security investigation into TikTok’s parent company, China-based Bytedance, and its 2017, $800 million acquisition of competitor app Musical.ly.
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TikTok Says It No Longer Uses Guidelines That Could Censor Content Criticizing Chinese Government
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Bytedance Confirms It’s Developing A Smartphone, But Says That’s Not Because Of TikTok
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Chinese Media Execs Descend On VidCon For First ‘East-West Forum’ To Woo U.S. Creators
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TikTok Is A Mostly Untapped Space For Western Ecommerce — But Chinese Companies Are Using It To Make Millions
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Chinese Tech Giant Alibaba Invests $100 Million Into TikTok Competitor ‘VMate’
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TikTok Parent Company Bytedance Will Launch Paid Music Streaming Service This Fall (Report)
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TikTok To Join Instagram, Snapchat In The Realm Of Geolocation Filters Following GeoGif Acquisition
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TikTok Parent Company Bytedance Fined $5.7 Million For Illegally Collecting Personal Information From Users Under 13
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