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  • Instagram, TikTok and YouTube named top news source for teens

    July 21, 2022

    Fresh data has revealed that Instagram is the most popular news source among British teenagers, intensifying calls to regulate Big Tech as news providers. According to a new Ofcom report , youngsters are turning away from traditional news channels like the BBC and instead looking to Instagram, TikTok and YouTube to keep up to date. [...]

  • Long read: TikTok’s march to the top by no means inevitable

    July 14, 2022

    Ian Whittaker is twice winner of the Morning Wire Analyst of the Year as well as a judge on this year’s awards, and founder of advisory firm Liberty Sky Advisors Given investors’ embrace of capitalism, it is ironic that their view of Tech – especially when it comes to the leading players – can be [...]

  • Apple and Google told by FCC to axe TikTok in app store over privacy concerns

    June 29, 2022

    The US FCC Commissioner has written to Apple and Google calling on the Silicon Valley giants to axe TikTok from app stores for “its pattern of surreptitious data practices.”

  • TikTok ups its child ad protections as the threat of EU sanctions looms

    June 21, 2022

    TikTok has agreed to better protect children that use its platform in order to dodge the threat of possible sanctions from Brussels. The European Consumer Organisation (BEUC) filed a complaint to the European Commission in 2021, which said that the Bytedance-owned company failed to protect children from hidden advertising and inappropriate content. Following over a [...]

  • TikTok exec who ‘didn’t believe’ in maternity leave takes step back

    June 8, 2022

    TikTok has launched a formal investigation into comments from a senior exec at its parent firm ByteDance, who said at a staff dinner in London that as a “capitalist”, he “didn’t believe” companies should offer maternity leave.

  • TikTok mockery: Boris Johnson criticised for video clip amid cost of living woes

    May 11, 2022

    Despite hitting over half a million views in hours, Boris Johnson’s new TikTok has been met with more ridicule than it has revelling. Posting from his new @10downingstreet account yesterday, the public have taken to social media to slam the Prime Minister. One commented: “Country going into recession so the Government made a TikTok to help [...]

  • Influencers: MPs call for better protection for TikTok stars

    May 9, 2022

    MPs will today call for greater action to be taken in advertising and employment rules to protect children and online performers, arguing that regulation has failed to keep pace with the growth of online influencer culture.

  • Silicon Valley forced to become copycats as TikTok set to triple ad revenue to £8.4bn

    April 11, 2022

    Chinese powerhouse TikTok is on track to dwarf its US rivals this year, with advertising revenue set to triple to more than $11bn (£8.4bn)

  • Neil Hopkins: Why TikTok is big news for the Six Nations

    February 4, 2022

    Kids, eh? On one hand, Alan Hansen reckoned you couldn’t win anything with them, on the other, The Who figured they’re alright. The dilemma facing almost every sport that isn’t football is how to attract younger audiences without alienating what the European Super League disparagingly labelled “legacy fans”. As the Six Nations looms, rugby union’s [...]

  • TikTok’s rocket revenue slows down as China tightens grip on big tech

    January 20, 2022

    TikTok's momentous ascent may be slowing as insiders reveal that revenue grew by 70 per cent year-on-year to around $58bn in 2021, down from its 100 per cent growth rate in 2020.

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