Platforms like Triller, Peacock, YouTube, and Instagram are vying for new U.S. users as the TikTok ban seems imminent.
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Have you heard? Trisha Paytas for Congress, iShowSpeed shows speed, and MrBeast’s Super Bowl spot
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As TikTok ban looms, other platforms are rushing in to court displaced creators
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Fourth time’s the charm: Triller’s IPO is officially complete
Triller, which emerged during the COVID pandemic as a rival for TikTok, has official gone public through a merger with AGBA.
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Video app Triller files for public offering, reports 2022 revenue of $47.7 million
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Triller has settled with Swizz Beatz and Timbaland, but the TikTok competitor is still fighting legal battles
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Timbaland and Swizz Beatz brought ‘Verzuz’ to Triller last year. Now they’re suing for $28 million.
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Black creators who partnered with Triller are speaking out about the TikTok competitor’s “hypocrisy”
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Ethan, Hila Klein Say They’ve Prevailed In 2 Of 4 Recent Lawsuits
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Triller’s Going Public In $5 Billion Merger With SeaChange International
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Jake Paul Signs Multi-Fight Deal With Showtime, As Triller Partnership Concludes
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Triller Launches NFT Marketplace, Jake Paul-Themed Token Sale Ahead Of Boxing Bout
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