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Is TikTok Censoring Anti-Trump Content? User Complaints Lead to Investigation

TikTok – the social media platform with hundreds of millions of U.S. users – is under fresh scrutiny after a wave of creators, public figures, and everyday users reported unusual behavior on the app. These users claim that videos critical … Continue reading →

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Balancing Growth & Monetization in Community Startups

What challenges do community-focused internet start-ups like Reddit face when trying to balance monetization strategies with maintaining high levels of community engagement? Community-focused internet startups like Reddit walk a tightrope between making money and keeping their users happy. The Core … Continue reading →

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