Can Businesses Survive a TikTok Ban?
With the looming threat of a ban on the social media app in the United States, how would businesses handle the loss of the platform?
TikTok Tells Advertisers It Won’t Back Down as U.S. Ban Looms
TikTok told advertising executives that it would fight the looming U.S. ban of its app in court, aiming to assuage the concerns of an industry that largely overlooks lawmakers’ data security concerns in its bid to reach consumers online.
Everything you need to know about the US TikTok ban
In December 2022, under a provision of a dense government spending bill, TikTok was banned from most devices used by federal government employees. Several federal government bodies, as well as state governments, had already enacted similar bans for their own employees by that time.
Influencers Can Survive TikTok Ban—But Many Wouldn't Be Here Without It
Many TikTok users claim their very livelihoods could be impacted if the popular video-sharing app is banned in the United States.
Can Influencers Survive a TikTok Ban?
Increasingly, influencers are forging full-time careers in content creation. Goldman Sachs reports that the creator economy, encompassing such influencers, was estimated to be a $250 billion industry in 2023 and is projected to balloon to $480 billion by 2027.
How the push to ban TikTok spurred a new Washington influence machine
The tech moguls behind the Hill and Valley Forum are expanding beyond TikTok, prepping a proposal to dismantle President Biden’s artificial intelligence rules.
The U.S.’s TikTok ban is full of contradictions
America’s TikTok takedown is a tangle of contradictions. Yet, as Biden decried TikTok, his campaign ramped up reliance on it to mobilize young voters. Donald Trump’s stance on the ban is no more consistent.
TikTok ban will accelerate the ‘splinternet’
TikTok has cycled through two chief executives in its bid to placate Washington. The first, Disney executive Kevin Mayer, lasted only a few months. Successor Chew Shou Zi has stuck around for three years.
‘I Know That’s Right’ Unpacks TikTok Ban
On HuffPost’s podcast “I Know That’s Right,” Taryn Finley discussed the TikTok ban as the top concern for President Joe Biden and Congress, despite there being bigger issues that affect Americans.
Half of U.S. Adults Support TikTok Ban, and 46% Think China Uses App to Spy on Americans: Poll
A majority of Americans -- 56% -- have an unfavorable view of TikTok, and half support a U.S. ban on the ByteDance app, ...
TikTok Ban Lands A Blow To Intellectual Discourse Online
A new law requires TikTok to sever ties with its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, leaving the fate of the platform’s 170 ...
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When will TikTok be deleted? Here's what happens next after Biden signs TikTok sell-or-ban bill.
Time’s up for TikTok? A bill that could lead to the nationwide ban of TikTok was signed into law on Wednesday by ...
Thune targets IRS staff's use of personal devices after reported failure to comply with TikTok ban
Sen. John Thune introduced a bill to stop the IRS from letting employees access sensitive data with their personal devices, ...
TikTok to fight US ban law in courts
Critics say TikTok is also a conduit to spread propaganda. China and the company strongly deny the claims. "Make no mistake ...
The tech billionaires who helped ban TikTok want to write AI rules for Trump
The tech moguls behind the Hill and Valley Forum are expanding beyond TikTok, prepping a proposal to dismantle President ...
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TikTok: A Race Against Time: What a ban could mean to local users
President Biden has signed legislation compelling TikTok’s China-based parent company, ByteDance, to divest the app or face a ban in the United States. While the fate of the social media giant ...