TikTok’s still trying to get people to buy more things in the app, this time via a new integration with Amazon that’ll enable TikTok users to make an Amazon purchase in-stream, without having to tap through to the Amazon app or website. Amazon’s new partnership with TikTok will facilitate more direct integration between the two [...]read moreTikTok Establishes New Deal with Amazon To Facilitate In-App Purchases
TikTok’s still trying to get people to buy more things in the app, this time via a new integration with Amazon that’ll enable TikTok users to make an Amazon purchase in-stream, without having to tap through to the Amazon app or website. Amazon’s new partnership with TikTok will facilitate more direct integration between the two [...]read moreTikTok Establishes New Deal With Amazon to Facilitate In-App Purchases
With the development of generative AI posting significant risk on various fronts, it seems like every other week the big players are establishing new agreements and forums of their own, in order to police, or give the impression of oversight within AI development. Which is good, in that it establishes collaborative discussion around AI projects, [...]read moreGoogle Establishes New Industry Group Focused on Secure AI Development
After striking a data sharing deal with Google back in February, which will see Reddit data incorporated into Google’s AI offerings, Reddit has now also come to terms with OpenAI on a new agreement that will see Reddit info integrated into ChatGPT and other OpenAI projects The deal is primarily focused on bringing Reddit insights [...]read moreReddit Establishes New Partnership with OpenAI
Reddit’s taking more steps to restrict third-party access to its content, as it works to maximize the value of its data, and bring in more revenue for the business. Today, Reddit has announced a new “Public Content Policy,” which outlines how third parties can access and utilize Reddit data, and what’s not allowed without a [...]read moreReddit Establishes New Parameters on Third-Party Data Usage
Reddit’s taking more steps to restrict third party access to its content, as it works to maximize the value of its data, and bring in more revenue for the business. Today, Reddit has announced a new “Public Content Policy”, which outlines how third parties can access and utilize Reddit data, and what’s not allowed without [...]read moreReddit Establishes New Parameters on Third Party Data Usage
Finally, some good news for TikTok. Amid EU investigations, and the forced sell-off in the U.S., TikTok has announced that it’s come to terms with Universal Music Group (U.M.G.) on a new multi-dimensional licensing agreement. As per TikTok: “The joint agreement marks a new era of strategic collaboration between the two organizations, built on a [...]read moreTikTok Establishes New Licensing Agreement With Universal Music
Finally, some good news for TikTok. Amid E.U. investigations, and the forced sell-off in the U.S., TikTok has announced that it’s come to terms with Universal Music Group (U.M.G.) on a new “multi-dimensional” licensing agreement. As per TikTok: “The joint agreement marks a new era of strategic collaboration between the two organizations, built on a [...]read moreTikTok Establishes New Music Licensing Agreement with Universal Music
Translated by Roberta HERRERA Published Jan 24, 2024 While we eagerly await the unveiling of the Maison des Métiers d’Excellence in 2025, it is now time for the Métiers d’Art to claim its prestigious spotlight in Paris. LVMH‘s division, which brings together the suppliers of the luxury giant specialized in extraordinary raw materials, is also [...]read moreLVMH establishes its Métiers d’Art in the heart of Paris