Staff
Jul 01, 2020

TikTok ban: What does this mean for influencer marketing?

TikTok is among the top three platforms in India for influencer content and the impact of the ban, experts say, could be transformative.

Members of the Working Journalist of India (WJI) hold placards urging citizens to remove Chinese apps during a demonstration against the Chinese newspaper Global Times, in New Delhi on June 30, 2020. Source: Getty Images

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