. i about the secret to the success of tiktok. ~ , about the secret to the success of tiktok-— of tiktoken very _ of tiktok. i think they have been very determined - of tiktok. i think they have been very determined in i been very determined in e—commerce in this market and over the last three years they made much investment over different in markets in southeast asia and another advantage they have is that they have a lot of users and they have a lot of users and they want to convert those users into e—commerce and so far they've done a good job. when you talk about users, what kind of shopping habits have you picked up when you did that study and how do the e—commerce platforms adapt? study and how do the e-commerce platforms adapt?— platforms adapt? what we see on tiktok shop _ platforms adapt? what we see on tiktok shop which _ platforms adapt? what we see on tiktok shop which is _ platforms adapt? what we see on tiktok shop which is different - tiktok shop which is different from other platforms is that a large portion of the shopping started with cosmetics and skincare which is dif

. , about the secret to the success of tiktok-— of tiktok.ktok. they have been determined in _ of tiktok. they have been determined in exploring i determined in exploring e—commerce in this market over the last three years. they've made a lot of investment across different markets in southeast asia and another point they haveis asia and another point they have is that they have a lot of users and they want to convert these users, e—commerce users. when you talk about users what kind of shopping habits have you picked up and how does the platform adapt to the habits? two things. what we see on tiktok shop was different from other platforms that are very, a large portion of the shopping began with cosmetics and skincare which is different from what you usually see which is electronics. so live commerce and tiktok, live commerce and tiktok, live commerce gives people a way to demonstrate how to apply skincare and cosmetics and that gives them entry and they add other products gradually into the mix. tiktok has been facing regulatory pushback fro

huge decisions that parents have to make and then it's tiktok or no tiktok. thank you. i'm a young parent. let's put it that way. >> john: you can always follow the apps policy when it comes to social media. vice president harris zeroing in on potential running mates. who are in the front runners and what did they have to offer on a harris ticket? our panel of matt gorman and jonathan caught just ahead plus this. >> i don't often look at a charge specifics when i bail someone out. i will see it when i pay the bill because that's not the point. it is not the point. the point is the system we are fighting. >> sandra: leaning on her record as a courtroom prosecutor so why did she back a bail fund that has a history of putting criminals back on the streets? we will ask leo turow who will join us live next. all these games on directv— and no satellite on the roof! think about this: blue jays, cardinals, orioles... what's missing? the andean condor? no, walnut-brain! pigeons! they'd rather name a team after socks! to be fair, we're not very athletic. introducing allison! alli

fit ih what we know about tiktok.government about data security and algorithm as well. we have to remember the algorithm is important. of the videos on hamas on tiktok, 96.5% of them support the terrorist group. and that is at the direction of beijing. and a this algorithm is critically important to china's political warfare campaign. at the end of the trump administration, when the president tried to force the sale to the u.s. company, that sale cratered not over price, but over the control of the algorithm. that's how important this is to beijing. cheryl: it's interesting too because the other thing maria and i were talking about on friday was with the election, the minute that kamala harris was you announced as running for president, harris for president, all these tiktok videos started to flood out there, like this wave of tiktok videos in support of kamala harris. the question is, who is pushing that? is it the chinese? who certainly would rather have a president harris versus a president trump. >> well, we know

will tiktok help any of the candidates win the elections in november? yurii mamon will tell. the presumptive republican presidential nominee donald trump joined tiktok in june. president joe biden has been in tiktok since february , the social network he operates. criticizing former presidents is not a problem when the presidency is at stake. the world of social media has changed in the last four years, between the last presidential election and this one, and this is the first time that tiktok is a dominant force. both biden and trump have advocated banning tiktok in the us, citing security concerns over the company's ties to the chinese government, but with more than 170 million users in the united states alone states, 44% of which are from 18 to 29 years old. tiktok has tremendous potential as a tool to appeal to young voters, and while more americans are getting their news on social media, a recent study found they aren't coming there looking for news. when we asked why you go to these or other sites, we were told that it is for entertainment, and ti

we are all getting these question to what about the tiktok manikin what about the tiktok tiktok man? you can support which i support the tiktok man in decentralizing who owns tiktok and who has the ability to demand that data the people on the platform. and it's not enough. that's what i tell people this is the false before that people giving you that you can only have one. that's not true. we can do hard things. yes, it's going to be hard to decentralize tiktok and hold american social media companies responsible, but we can do that. when i think about a national security standpoint one of the reasons why i'm so passionate about this is because farah's point is right. it's not just the peoples republic of china. it's not just iran. it's not just russia but these influence campaigns, and a very cognizant to not call the disinformation because all of the information is not false or misleading, which is what this information is. some of the best influence campaigns are because they are spreading kernels of truth. they are saying things that are not totally false. they are not totally m

tiktok's e-commerce habits match these?— tiktok's e-commerce habits match these?what we've seen in tick-tock, which _ match these? what we've seen in tick-tock, which is _ match these? what we've seen in tick-tock, which is different - tick—tock, which is different from others, a large portion of the tiktok shopping started with cosmetics and skin car —— skin care, which is different than what you see which is normally electronics. it gives consumers a way to apply skin and cosmetics, which graduates into other products.— into other products. tiktok has been facing _ into other products. tiktok has been facing regulatory - into other products. tiktok has l been facing regulatory pushback from the us and eu — looking ahead, how do you see southeast asia fitting into that?— asia fitting into that? they've sent a lot _ asia fitting into that? they've sent a lot of _ asia fitting into that? they've sent a lot of good _ asia fitting into that? they've sent a lot of good executivesl sent a lot of good executives to the us, so they don't know what'll happen after the ele

caroline: truth social and tiktok, who would it affect the most in terms of user figures if indeed tiktok stays around, as it meta or others? mandeep: the initial analysis says -- has one third of u.s. adult users and 60% of people under the 30 age group and they spend almost 80 minutes a day. caroline: where do they have the time? mandeep: they apparently do. but if tiktok was banned, then snapchat which will have a lot of short videos and youtube shorts and instagram reels are the three that will benefit the most because 80 minutes to get split into wherever people can split their time. even netflix because at the end of the day it is a zero-sum game. caroline: they are not going to talk to people in real life. mandeep: that is where they consume their news and content so they will spend time on social media and the question is where do they find it. ed: this is your research and it focuses on tiktok, you know that the public comments by former president trump about his logic that if they ban tiktok it opens the door to meta and its wide range of cub -- of properties all-encompassing. i

we're all getting this question but what about the tiktok bank what about the tiktok band? you can support the tiktok band and decentralize who owns tiktok and who has the ability to demand the data that people are on the platform, and it's not enough. and that's what i tell people, this false equipment people are giving you that you can only have one. that's not true. we can do hard things. yes, it's going to be hard to decentralize tiktok and hold american social media companies responsible but we can do that. when i think about from the national security standpoint one of the reasons why i'm so passionate about this is because farah's point is right. such as the people's republic of china. it's not just i ran. it's not just russia but these influence campaigns, and a very cognizant to not call them disinformation, because all of information is not false or misleading which is what this information is. some of the best influence campaigns are because they are spreading kernels of truth. they are saying things that are not totally false. they are not totally misleading and

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facebook and tiktok? it might _ buying targeted ads. facebook and tiktok?ight be a meme or - buying targeted ads. facebook and tiktok? it might be a meme or a l tiktok? it might be a meme or a video or something _ tiktok? it might be a meme or a video or something from - tiktok? it might be a meme or a video or something from the - tiktok? it might be a meme or a i video or something from the parties themselves, a lot of smaller parties have been doing selfie videos and talking about policies and so on and those have been coming up on the feeds of all my voters but also not from parties at all but from groups of political supporters and activists and unidentified accounts. today i have had lots of real voters getting in touch with me about how they are really noticing this uptick in that kind of content but particularly stuff that is misleading, videos taken out of context, old video circulating, stuff that has been doctored. perhaps because the same tactics i have seen for the past five weeks is being used but the audience is much more captive because they

accusing tiktok of allowing u.s.to bite dan's engineers in china specifically data on users views of politically sensitive issues like gun control, abortion and religion u.s. government gave tiktok nine months to divest from bite dan's or face a nationwide ban that was back in april we are less than six months away from the deadline let's get to hillary vaughn on capitol hill, this filing can you give us more detail it is alarming. >> it is alarming a lot of people assume the data that tiktok has in their hands is about who they are and where they live but now were learning the day d.o.j. is learning that information could contain private things like your personal beliefs about politically sensitive issues for things like your stance on abortion or gun control or your religion the d.o.j.'s warning that something like that could be weaponize by china, tiktok insist they haven't done anything wrong with your data in its issue tiktok provides the chinese government the memes to undermine the u.s. national security into

represented on tiktok. and i think what people were not really users of the app might miss about it, is that it does have his own specific language advisor and kamala harris has a very authentic way of presenting herself that really makes sense with the way that tiktok users connect with an x with things that go viral on the app. i think that we're really seeing the effects of let charlotte said, young people. and i think really any demographic that is not up to the worst they really want a younger, they want to younger, fresher vibe to be in the election and she has yeah and david, i mean, trump is on tiktok. he's had about six posts. they have billions of views. i mean, that is one thing that has been happening on tiktok. i think it's one of the reasons why the trump people don't want to ban tiktok now, because i mean, maga is out there in full force on tiktok. can you talk about that? and what kamala harris is up against in terms? i mean, she's certainly making a lot of strides over the last week. there'

>> tiktok to be banned from the united states, china controls tiktok and kamala harris, if you googlening just to see how long she's been in politics and it's a glowing paragraph on how great she's been for freedom and how great for uniting people back from her days when she was attorney general, she is a san francisco liberal and if you want this country to be like california, kamala harris is your poster child to do that but tiktok should not be in the united states anyway. maria: they are there and informing the young people as they wish, thank you we will be watching all of this, we appreciate your time this morning. >> my pleasure, ralph norman joining us, how much is the ccp rewriting kamala harris record on tiktok hudson institute senior fellow jonathan ward weighs in on why china wants harris and the white house, then paris on high alert this morning after arson attacks on the railways hours before the opening ceremony of the olympics begin what you need to know about the summer games, you're watching words of maria live on fox business. stay with us. (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) if your b

we are seeing that tiktok is saying this is unfair. the u.s.t responded saying look, free speech rights do not apply when the algorithm and data are being collected and owned by a foreign power. that is really one of the key issues at hand. ed: we will show the tiktok response. but very quickly, summarize it for us. mike: in brief, they are doubling down on their response that this law violates free speech rights, and it insists the government has yet to show adequate evidence of this national security threat that lawmakers talked about, but the justice department talked about in their briefing filed on friday. and to be fair to tiktok's point, so much of that filing from late friday was redacted. only the judge in the case will see those arguments made on national security grounds, because that information remains classified. ed: mike sheppard, thank you. coming up, the r-rated opening weekend record has been smashed by deadpool and wolverine. details on disney's box office domination is next. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ ed: this is "blo

we are all getting questions about what about the tiktok band?an what about the tiktok band? you can support which i support the tiktok band and decentralizing who owns a tiktok tiktokwho has the ability to ded the data from people on the platform. and, it is not enough. this is the equivalent people are giving you you could only have one, that is not true. we can do hard things but it's going to be hard to decentralize tiktok and hold america's social media companies responsible. but we can do that. when i thinken about from a national security standpoint one of the reasons i'm so passionate about this it's not just the people's republic of china. it's not just iran. it's not just russia but these influence campaign and very cognizant to not call them this information. it's not false or misleading as what disinformation is. some of the best influence campaigns are because they are creating kernels of truth. they are saying things that are not totally false. they are not totally misleading. the examples i use are i am a black woman. when i hear people say it's disinformation

the about this act and what it has meant for tiktok.— meant for tiktok.meant for tiktok. the digital market act is _ meant for tiktok. the digital market act is legislation - meant for tiktok. the digital| market act is legislation here in the uk, it addresses the competitive behaviour in big tech markets across the european union, so this is really the first thing tiktok has received on a global scale for its role as a large entrenched tech power across the world. i think today is the decision to set the race president not how the european commission can go forth, you need to enforce this act as you mention is the first decision on getting inaudible. two more challenges to come in the future. it will also set the precedent for how... inaudible we have some _ precedent for how... inaudible we have some problems - precedent for how... inaudible | we have some problems hearing you on your line. we will try and persevere for one more question. in terms of what to expect today in terms of the ruling, what you think is going to happen? how will things turn out

i think anyone who comes on tiktok and is trying to be like, hello, fellow kids!"at i am doing and i've always been here!," it totally flops, so i think if you are authentic online, you're presenting your message and your record in a way that respects the audience and appreciates that they are intelligent and can take in complicated concepts and you do not try to make everything like a dance or a joke because you think that's what they are interested in, you will do very well as a candidate. and i think that's what we will see from kamala harris a ton. i don't see her personally joining the platform but i do see her leaning into acknowledging the memes about her or maybe even having more of her speeches go viral on the platform. a lot of people were saying they were going to sit out this election and now, we're seeing so many first—time donors, a surge in registration to vote and even excitement about wanting to go to the dnc — there are many creators on tiktok who are trying to get tickets to go to the democratic national convention to see her live. v, it's great

efforts to ban tiktok.n new court filings, the department of justice alleging the popular social media platform of being a national security threat. let's bring in abc's perry russom in washington. the doj, they're defending this new law that would force tiktok to sell its operations or be banned together. >> reporter: the justice department is warning allowing tiktok to operate under byteda bytedance's chinese parent company has a risk. letting china influence u.s. elections where china can manipulate the platform to sway the views of americans. tiktok's parent company has sued the federal government arguing the law violates the first amendment. u.s. officials say tiktok employees have sent significant amounts of restricted user data to each other storing it on chinese systems where bytedance employees in china could access it. the chinese government could require bytedance to help with national security efforts. a spokesperson for tiktok says the u.s. government has not shown any proof of its claims. >>>

someone on tiktok you clearly have _ yes. someone on tiktok you clearly have access - yes.of young voters. the kinds of people that politicians are absolutely desperate to reach. are the politicians beating down your door to get their message out via your platforms?— door to get their message out via your platforms? yes. during the last election, _ via your platforms? yes. during the last election, we _ via your platforms? yes. during the last election, we saw - via your platforms? yes. during the last election, we saw this i the last election, we saw this where — the last election, we saw this where we _ the last election, we saw this where we could say that gen 2 was a — where we could say that gen 2 was a deciding factor on biden getting — was a deciding factor on biden getting in, and i think now that— getting in, and i think now that tiktok isn'tjust getting in, and i think now that tiktok isn't just for gen 2 but — that tiktok isn't just for gen 2 but rather more of a citizen journalism place and an activism place, be going to see that same _ activism place, be going

these kids are too young to be on tiktok. they technically are but due to the complexity of verification and the privacy concerns that come with verifying your identity and your age at that level when it comes to tech and these apps, the real onus becomes unjust teaching kids like hey, don't be a jerk. teachers are real people. they have feelings, too. how would you feel if people were putting stuff out about you, or the for those who have not been the victims of cyber bullying themselves. >> claire, you are a mother. you are a grandmother, and i wanted your thoughts on this and we are out of time but i am thinking about james carville two weeks ago who said this most sadistic, dangerous force out there is a seventh grade girl. he might be right. when we come back, everyone is sharing their mvps of the week when we continue. of the week when we continue. sleep better. live purple. visit purple.com or a store near you today >>> you know what time it is. it is time for mvps of the week. joyce, give us yours first. >> hillary cl

the fate of tiktok. we don't know what's going to happen, but it's definitely something that people care about right now. so we are talking about entire businesses have been built on the video platform which popularized short swipe abul videos on just about any topic you can think so most of our customers come from social media right now. we're averaging around 75 million views a month basis. macias is co-founder of the free stride. candy company trendy treats. it's a airy sweet. sour. i see the appeal. tiktok shopping is kind of what got us started. i like it to go away just because the amount of small businesses that depend on tiktok jaden and kate in our creators from albuquerque, new mexico, sharing their life on tiktok. we're just trying stay are hoping that it won't be as bad as we're expecting. they argue that the government's concerns over data privacy is a flimsy reason to ban. it makes no sense whatsoever. and it's crazy because they're taking away so many people's livelihood and jobs let alone

we think the 170 million users of tiktok should be owners of tiktok.ting value for someone else but actually stakeholders in the platform. liz: well, kevin o'leary has talked about that. he wants people to each get a piece of this. frank, please come back as this progresses. we are very interested in following what you and project liberty are going to do here. >> yeah, thanks and i'll be happy to come back at any time and enjoy the rest of your day. liz: you too, frank mccourt jr.. once owned the dodgers but he's in it right now in real estate and he wants to make that bid for tiktok. skydance media, it wants its mtv and the rest of paramounts properties but can they get it without a major legal battle from other investors in the media giant? charlie breaks it, next on the "clayman countdown." ♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices. so you can reach today's financial goals and look forward to a more confident

new accusations against tiktok.thorities claim that the short video service still collected and sent information about users from the united states to their homeland, that is, china, despite all the assurances and measures taken. let me remind you, according to the recently adopted law in the united states , tiktok will be completely prohibited in this country unless the parent company bydens sells its north american divisions, and the likelihood of a sale is assessed as low, not only because tiktok has... about 170 million users, that is, this is quite a solid business, and also because, according to chinese laws, no one can simply sell an asset related to neural networks and artificial intelligence abroad, this is precisely what the unique recommendation system is built on the algorithm of the service that provides it with such popularity. as a result , tiktok is trying to appeal the law on a potential ban on tiktok in an american court, appealing to the fact that many years have passed since the time when it... i

donald trump launched his tiktok account on june 1. >> the president is now on tiktok. >> my honor,ber of trump's followers so far dwarfs harris's, but she's just starting on a platform that analysts say both candidates need to use to reach voters who don't consume traditional media, they want to try to reach out to those younger voters those that gen z, millennials voter, who will be out there, and especially those low information voters, viral political videos are always blazing on tiktok, but ahead of the election, they're getting a lot of steam. if you want to run for office these days, it's nearly impossible not to have a tiktok but since becoming the presumptive democratic nominee, just a few days ago, kamala harris has utilized all sorts of pop culture platforms. she's just appeared on the reality show, rupaul's drag race, all stars with a message about the importance of voting we are all in this together and your vote is your power so please make sure your voices heard this november the harris campaign account on x. now sports a brat green color, embracing the recent post by

efforts to ban tiktok.urt filings, the department of justice alleging the popular social media platform of being a national security threat. let's bring in perry washington. >> reporter: the justice department is warning allowing tiktok to operate under bytedance's chinese parent company has a risk that comes with it. they say the company poses a risk of letting china influence u.s. elections where china with manipulate the platform to sway the views of americans. tiktok's parent company has sued the federal government arguing the law violates the first amendment. tiktok employees have sent significant amounts of restricted user data to each other, storing it on chinese systems where china could access it and require bytedance to secretly help with intelligence gathering and national security efforts. a spokesperson for tiktok says the u.s. government has not shown any proof of its claims. whit. >>> now to the summer games, team usa off to a strong start, winning its first gold medal for swimming a short ti

the fate of tiktok.hat's going to happen, but it's definitely something that people care about right now. so we are talking about entire businesses have been built on the video platform which popularized short swipe abul videos on just about any topic you can think so most of our customers come from social media right now. we're averaging around 75 million views a month. jesus macias is co-founder of the free stride. candy company trendy treats. it's a light airy sweet. sour. i see the appeal. tiktok shopping is kind of what got us started. i like it to go away just because the amount of small businesses that depend on tiktok jaden and kate in our creators from albuquerque, new mexico, sharing their life on tiktok. we're just trying stay are hoping that it won't be as bad as we're expecting. they argue that the government's concerns over data privacy is a flimsy reason to ban. it makes no sense whatsoever. and crazy because they're taking away so many people's livelihood and jobs let alone just entertain

i'm not on tiktok.y said it's dangerous, don't be on tiktok, tiktok is chai chinesecommunist spy operation. which it is. we know that. their popropaganda arm wittinglr unwittingly with c kamala harri. they can continue to be in control with energy, solar panels, climate initiatives they're talking about, continuing to put the united states at risk. maria: trump constantly threatens tariffs. they know trump is an unknown. he may do 100% tariffs. they don't know. they don't want that. the trump campaign says it's not going to commit to a debate with kamala harris until after the democrat national convention. it starts august 19th, going for four days. the trump campaign says they're not sure if harris will be the nominee. harris' team says she's ready to debate and back in 2020 harris was asked about her far left voting record in the senate. here's what she said. >> you're considered the most liberal united states senator. >> somebody said that. actually, it was mike pence on the debate stage. [laughter]

mike: this is existential for tiktok and bytedance to maintain this access through tiktok and 170 millionsers to what may be might be the most lucrative advertising market in the world. they are not going quietly into the night in the face of this law passed in april. it requires the company to be sold by bytedance by january 19 or it will face a ban on u.s. operations. that would be devastating to the company and u.s. users who have grown to depend on it, as a source of entertainment and income and business. many small businesses are active on the app. tiktok is deploying them as part of this campaign. ed: the issue of language here i find crucial. when this law was passed in april, it was a divest or ban law. seems like the divest part is not a talking point for tiktok or the u.s. government. mike: glad you brought that up. vice president harris joined tiktok yesterday to help boost her campaign against former president trump. there is great utility in this app. the app is not the issue. it is ownership. however we see zero movement on a sale. bytedance says it is not up for sale. chine

different voice, same -- like youtube and tiktok platform. so we use -- [inaudible] >> we know -- not human. >> sure. >> we can capture the story trying to spread. during the election we can carry understand, for example, we know when was -- [inaudible] >> very first huge activity. another -- when joe biden said -- >> basically china is the source? >> yes. according tona our understanding they are a lot of -- social media, they will try to emphasize -- whenever you look into the -- we can compare, we can group together and we can see facebook, twitter, for example -- >> well, very interesting that kind ofble to do that detection work and iu know that you've put out really interesting reports that everybody can read who is interesting. dominic i want to find out from you, does this sound like what you're seeing in your part of the world, video, narrative being spread out from state actors, audio, what's sort of the state of play where you are? >> yeah. also just to introduce -- >> your organization as well. >> i come from -- founded eslovaquia

this is integrated into tiktok. it has again democratize video editing really complex edits. there are now these templates that people can easily press an ad in their clips. and these are what are really blowing up on social media. their edits, fan cams and it's basically like modern day political ads made by every everyday voters that go crazy viral overnight. >> i mean, how game-changing though can get these younger voters come out and actually do vote the margins could be pretty notable. >> that's gonna be the big question whether or not these folks come out and vote, because what we see is they only make up about 16% of registered voters, 13% of likely voters. why do we see that shrinkage from likely vote? voters to register voters? because look at this the number of young folks generation z who say that they're almost certain to come out and vote. what we see as that number is significantly lower than the percentage is overall for the overall public. so the question is, can they motivate them? will have to wait

pero tiktok ha negado repetidamente estas acusaciones.el iphone y el ipad debido a preocupaciones sobre su capacidad y la necesidad de realizar más pruebas. sin embargo, apple planea introducir apple intelligence a sus clientes como parte de las actualizaciones de software que llegarán en octubre. yo soy silvana henao y esto informe cnbc para. telemundo. hablemos nuevamente de parís, ya que con los juegos olímpicos es importante aprender también sobre su historia. por ejemplo, el arco del triunfo. claro que sí, césar. este es 1 de los monumentos más famosos de la capital francesa y cuenta con 50 metros de altura. pero pasemos con miguel santiesteban. nos tiene un vistazo de este magnífico trabajo de arquitectura. es 1 de los símbolos más importantes de parís. arc de triomf y representa las victorias del ejército francés bajo las órdenes de napoleón. en los nombres que están grabados en el arco del triunfo está un venezolano, francisco de mirand, que además, pues se inspiró en la revolución francesa para hacer varias cosas en venezuela, de

coming out of the olympic village.— really fun tiktok coming out of the olympic village.- i�*ve been having a look and research and tell us a bit about the trends at the moment. the games have not started yet so everything that has been posted is a lot of tours of the olympic village, people interested in the food and the swag that the athletes are getting. they are very interested also in the beds. i feel like every couple of years, we have new olympic ads that they always they are going to prevent the athletes from being with each other and i don�*t think it ever works —— olympic beds. but they are demonstrating those beds on tiktok and posting the same kind of content than anyone their age would post from a trip to paris — what they are eating, wearing, fun trends with their friends.— eating, wearing, fun trends with their friends. and we were heafina with their friends. and we were hearin: a with their friends. and we were hearing a lot — with their friends. and we were hearing a lot more _ with their friends. and we were hearing a lot more from - with their friends. a

the fate of tiktok. we don't know what's going to happen, but it's definitely something that people care about right now. so we are talking about entire businesses have been built on the video platform which popularized short swipe abul videos on just about any topic you can think so most of our customers come from social media right now. we're averaging around 75 million views a month basis. macias is co-founder of the free stride. candy company trendy treats. it's a airy sweet. sour. i see the appeal. tiktok shopping is kind of what got us started. i like it to go away just because the amount of small businesses that depend on tiktok jaden and kate in our creators from albuquerque, new mexico, sharing their life on tiktok. we're just trying stay are hoping that it won't be as bad as we're expecting. they argue that the government's concerns over data privacy is a flimsy reason to ban. it makes no sense whatsoever. and it's crazy because they're taking away so many people's livelihood and jobs let alone

tiktok seems to be toxic. or about my daughter all comes on to talk while the fate of tiktok is on, sir, the future of social media is create ers are creators and they're always going to find a platform whether it's something newer and they're going resort something like you're always going find a place to find an audience. >> as it stands now, the house, the senate and the president have approved legislation that requires tiktok chinese owners to sell the company by january 19th 2025 or face a complete man in the united states. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >> release their implementing a 6 day work week schedule for some businesses. the country's prime minister says greece needs a longer work week as it faces a scarcity of skilled workers and an aging population. this comes as recent me is finally on the rebound after along suffering crinis unions and critics called the change a violation of workers right, adding it will lead to employee burnout. highs going those temps on the of a hot one in a way y

the second case study is is tiktok.so the question there is how we think about tiktok in light of the dynamic pyramid model, what is tiktok? is tik tok, a u.s. company because it operates in the us? is it a singaporean company has a singaporean ceo or as we saw, as we insisted in the hearing in congress? well, is it really a chinese because of the bytedance bytedance of the company? so how should we think about an like tik tok in light of your theory? and then so that's the case studies and and tiktok. and then in terms of theory and what you get out of it, one question we got is about the normative concerns that the chinese government have. do you think those normative concerns might change over time and is the dynamic permanent model able to also account for concerns that are different from the big tech related concerns that we have seen so far? that in a way, it's a question about the predictive power of the model. and then the final question is also normative. one about policy recommendations. so in your presentatio

now she's on tiktok. we'd already been seeing all the memes and social media that have been happening when she joined the campaign. i think the question is, does it make a difference? what does that strategy? what are you seeing and how it looks different from how it did when it was biden yeah. so over the past 72 hours, there has been wild growth within the democratic party in terms of support amongst young voters. within the poll's it's showing that those 18 to 34 are already more in support of camila than they were a biden without on tiktok on for kamala hq. they've gained more than 1 million followers in the past 72 hours. and before they were sitting around 400,000, they've had that account for months. it really wasn't resonating. so this is a huge jump. and then you see the record breaking numbers in terms of money raised and also in the past 48 hours according to vote.org, there are 40,000 new registered voters and 83% of those are people 18 to 34. so there has been this big jump and i would think

i mean everything of tiktok. if it's not on tiktok, it hasn't happened.soif it's not on tiktok, it hasn't happened. so if an h—bomb goes off in north korea, they will have no idea about that unless unless tiktok carry it. so they were clever about that. i wouldn't be too buoyed up . i'd wouldn't be too buoyed up. i'd be pleased if i were farage, but i wouldn't too be buoyed up. after all, the conservatives were unavoidable for right, even by conservatives and the figure that you haven't mentioned there was that the youngsters, the 18 to 30s, was that the youngsters, the 18 to 305, 18% was that the youngsters, the 18 to 30s, 18% of them voted green and that to me was the biggest. i mean, if somebody had said to you before the election that the greens were going to get damn near 20%, you would have said, that's out of the question. so if i'm green, i'm massively buoyed up. i'm pleased if i'm reform. but actually, that election didn't really prove anything except how disliked the conservative party were. tom. >> tha

new accusations against tiktok. video service still collected and sent information about users from the united states to their homeland, that is, china, despite all the assurances and measures taken. let me remind you that according to a law recently passed in the usa, tiktok will be completely prohibited in this country if the parent company. divisions, and the likelihood of a sale is assessed as low, not only because tiktok has about 170 million users in the united states, that is, it is a fairly solid business. also because, according to chinese laws, no one can simply sell an asset related to neural networks and artificial intelligence abroad; this is what the unique recommendation algorithm of the service is built on, which ensures it such popularity. as a result, the law against the potential ban on tiktok is trying to appeal in an american court, appealing to the fact that many years have passed since the time when they tried to close it or buy it back under president trump, from a service agreement with the

people make this about tiktok but it is really not about that.l media and so much exposure to it desensitizes children, period. and i will share this just as quick as i can, maybe a year or so ago, i got a very racist message on instagram from someone calling me slurs, that kind of thing. when i clicked on the profile, something just made me click on it. i clicked on the profile and i am looking at the profile picture and it is a young man that looks extremely young. and i was really shocked by this. so, in doing a little research, i actually found out who his parents were and i contacted both of them and said, this is what your child is sending me, and just to give you some background, yes, i am a media personality, i have had my life threatened before, and this is something i go through that has impacted my life. and to find out that somebody this young has such hateful things to say, i think it is alarming and you as a parents need to be aware. now, i didn't get a response, which lets me know something else. but, the whole point into what you

from your perspective, seeing what all of those discussions are like on tiktok about books, what wouldbiggest influence of reading habits and on the profile people picking up books? i think of reading habits and on the profile people picking up books?— people picking up books? i think it has been interesting _ people picking up books? i think it has been interesting to _ people picking up books? i think it has been interesting to see - people picking up books? i think it has been interesting to see books| has been interesting to see books published years ago can be revitalised, have a new lease of life. i sell, you revitalised, have a new lease of life. isell, you may revitalised, have a new lease of life. i sell, you may see dostoevsky now on and as seen on tiktok shelf in your local book store because people started resonating with older classics. jane austen and emma. it is notjust which book has the biggest marketing budget, it is what is resonating with the most people currently. it feels like a mirror talk see in a way and there's always something new to discover, content about b

tiktok seems to be toxic.y, most of the negativity i see about us or about my daughter all comes on to talk while the fate of tiktok is on, sir, the future of social media, creators are creators and they're always going to find a platform whether it's something newer and they're going resort to go into something like you're always going find a place to find an audience. >> as it stands now, the house, the senate and the president have approved legislation that requires take talks. chinese owners to sell the company by january 19th 2025 or face a complete man in the united states. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >> coming up next, what could governor gavin newsom in for sean lynch be teaming up for? sean lynch be teaming up for? we tell you after this. i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up ♪ ♪ i've got symptom relief ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me ♪ (♪♪) ♪ control is everything to me ♪ feel significant symptom relief at 4 weeks with skyr

yes, to the best of my ability, of course, i am on social networks, not only tiktok, there are othersearlier, we strive to ensure that you and i, guys, have our belarusian social network, because many social networks today are not belarusian, and you know, when you create a product, you control it including controlling the content, so in this regard i would like it to be our social networks, well, in order to be in trend, of course, it is necessary to monitor the agenda of social networks. which trends do you like and which ones do you not understand? i really like the trends of ganarus with native symbols, that year, one of these trends attracted hundreds of young people, including masks that guys downloaded on instagram, i think this is a good trend, but of course there are those, you know, well, pop music, let’s say, or just some random ones. the things that pop up literally make millions in just a few hours, but this is also a marketing story, we would like the trends to be constructive, because there may be different challenges, you know, if there are destructive examples, i won’

videos or memes_ tick—tock videos —— tiktok videos or memes these — tick—tock videos —— tiktok videos blokes try to make, it won't cut it — memes these blokes try to make, it won't cut it with young people. what's — won't cut it with young people. what's your assessment of the campaign? it’s what's your assessment of the campaign?— campaign? it's very difficult to auree campaign? it's very difficult to agree with _ campaign? it's very difficult to agree with jack, _ campaign? it's very difficult to agree with jack, i _ campaign? it's very difficult to agree with jack, i think - campaign? it's very difficult to agree with jack, i think he - campaign? it's very difficult to - agree with jack, i think he summed agree with jack, i think he summed it up nicely, tories in particular have not done a good job of encouraging young people to go and vote for them, nor have they done very much to dispel the idea that we now live in a chair and talk or see where the country is run almost purely for the benefit of people over the age of 65. jack of course mentioning that national service policy tha