TikTok establishes $200 million US-based fund to

TikTok establishes $200 million US-based fund to support content creators

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Published 23 Jul 2020

· TikTok is creating a fund of $200 million to support the app's popular US-based video creators.
· "In a relatively short time, TikTok has grown to become a source of income and opportunity for creators and their families – and we couldn't be more encouraged by their success," TikTok General Manager Vanessa Pappas said in...

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TikTok establishes $200 million US-based fund to support content creators

TikTok establishes $200 million US-based fund to support content creators

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