What TikTok ban means for brands, content creators and communication agencies

The stakeholders in content marketing are already re-evaluating their association with the short-form video platform. The app has been removed from Google and Apple app stores in the wake of the Madras High Court's interim ban order on the app. On the other hand, TikTok has already started taking corrective measures by deleting more than 60 lakh videos from the platform

BuzzInContent Bureau Delhi, April 22, 2019

TikTok had just started seeing its golden days in India in terms of monetisation where brands came flooding to use the platform to reach out to the youth through hashtags and user-generated content. T...

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