TikTok Wants To Compete With YouTube, Trials Longer Videos for Full TV Episodes on the Platform
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TikTok is testing the ability for users to upload 60-minute videos, challenging platforms like YouTube. This move could allow for full TV episodes on TikTok and enhance user experience with features like horizontal full-screen viewing. The news also mentions Amazon's Twitch, Microsoft's LinkedIn, and Uber Eats exploring similar short-form video features.
May 17, 2024 | 2:40 pm
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Microsoft's LinkedIn is testing TikTok-style short-form video feeds, which could be influenced by TikTok's new feature.
Microsoft's LinkedIn is exploring short-form video feeds similar to TikTok. While TikTok's new feature focuses on longer videos, it could still influence LinkedIn's approach to video content.
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Uber Eats plans to launch a TikTok-style short-form video feature, which could be impacted by TikTok's new 60-minute video capability.
Uber Eats is planning a short-form video feature similar to TikTok. While TikTok's new feature focuses on longer videos, it could still influence Uber Eats' strategy in video content.
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Amazon's Twitch recently launched a short-form video platform, Discovery Feed, which could be impacted by TikTok's new feature.
Amazon's Twitch has launched a short-form video platform, Discovery Feed. TikTok's new feature allowing 60-minute videos could attract content creators and viewers, potentially impacting Twitch's user engagement.
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TikTok's move to allow 60-minute videos directly challenges YouTube, potentially impacting its user engagement and ad revenue.
YouTube, owned by Alphabet Inc., is directly challenged by TikTok's new feature allowing 60-minute videos. This could lead to a shift in content creators and viewers, potentially impacting YouTube's user engagement and ad revenue.
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TikTok's move to allow 60-minute videos directly challenges YouTube, potentially impacting its user engagement and ad revenue.
YouTube, owned by Alphabet Inc., is directly challenged by TikTok's new feature allowing 60-minute videos. This could lead to a shift in content creators and viewers, potentially impacting YouTube's user engagement and ad revenue.
CONFIDENCE 90
IMPORTANCE 80
RELEVANCE 90