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No sólo bailes: TikTok lanza TikTok Go en Estados Unidos para reservar hoteles y experiencias desde la app

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By Claudia Sacrest Martos, Emily Baker-White, Francesco Fusi
| Forbes España Verified
Otro player entra en el sector: TikTok ha hecho público el lanzamiento de TikTok Go en Estados Unidos, una nueva herramienta que permite a los usuarios descubrir y reservar hoteles, actividades y experiencias turísticas sin salir de la aplicación. La funcionalidad se integra en el entorno habitual de la plataforma —vídeos, buscador y páginas de localización— y ofrece acceso a información, disponibilidad y opciones de reserva en pocos pasos.
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Every Screen on the Planet: The War Over TikTok

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By Emily Baker-White
| Foreign Affairs Verified
Since its launch in 2016, TikTok’s meteoric growth has brought the Chinese app to a billion people worldwide. Forty percent of Americans use it regularly, and 20 percent of U.S. adults turn to it for news. As its use spread, Beijing and Washington wrestled over how TikTok censors news, the extent to which the Chinese government accesses U.S. users’ data, and whether Beijing uses the app to influence American public opinion.
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A deal for TikTok has been finalised. Here's what it means.

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By Antonio Pequeño IV Verified, Anastasia Santoreneos Verified, Emily Baker-White, Chase Peterson-Withorn
| Forbes Australia Verified
The U.S. and China finalised a deal Thursday that will give a group of Trump-approved investors including Oracle control of TikTok's U.S. unit, according to multiple outlets, keeping the app in the U.S. indefinitely following its delayed ban. Key Takeaways Tech giant Oracle, private equity firm Silver Lake and Abu Dhabi-based investment firm MGX will be the managing investors of the newly created U.S. business, known as the TikTok USDS Joint Venture.
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