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TikTok’s pain is Triller’s gain. But will the U.S.-based video app’s surge last? – Chicago Tribune
TikTok’s pain is Triller’s gain. But will the U.S.-based video app’s surge last?
LOS ANGELES It was the moment this Hollywood startup had long been waiting for.
When the future of TikTok was imperiled by President Trumps executive order on Thursday, a previously obscure Los Angeles-based rival was poised to reap the benefits.
“We are absolutely positioned to be a replacement for TikTok if they do get banned,” said Triller CEO Mike Lu on Thursday, mere hours before the executive order was issued. “Out of everyone in this space, we are the most adaptable … and grounded one…
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