Though the United States is trying to control the social media industry with a TikTok ban, generative AI firm DeepSeek is gaining ground.
China
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After becoming China’s answer to YouTube, BiliBili has its eyes on the rest of the world
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The rise of AI bot DeepSeek reminds the U.S. government that it can’t contain Chinese tech forever
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Trump thinks he can broker a deal to keep TikTok running
TikTok is back online after President Donald Trump signed an executive order giving ByteDance 75 days to make a deal with the US government.
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ByteDance’s founder is China’s richest person with a net worth of $49.3 billion
Zhang Yiming, the founder of TikTok parent company ByteDance, has been named as the richest billionaire in China.
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Around the World: TikTok and Meta sue the E.U. while Douyin gets a CEO shakeup
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Around the World: TikTok makes moves in Indonesia, Italy fines YouTube, and Brazil enacts “crypto tax”
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The Chinese version of TikTok is letting some creators with at least 100,000 followers put up paywalls
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As he prepares to debut an Uncle Roger comedy special, Nigel Ng battles bans in China
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Google terminates 6,285 YouTube channels to quash “coordinated influence operations” in China
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TikTok’s parent company has offered a rare look at its finances
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TikTok has close ties to Chinese state media. Here’s why that matters.
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Biden Revokes Trump Order Banning TikTok, But Reiterates Oversight Of Foreign-Owned Apps
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