Victoria Feng

Sep 24, 2024 | telemundoareadelabahia.com | Victoria Feng

Desde 2019, TikTok prohibió toda la publicidad política en la aplicación, pero eso no ha impedido que los anunciantes publiquen en la plataforma lo que parecen ser mensajes políticos pagados. NBC News encontró 52 videos en la plataforma con etiquetas como "Asociación paga", "#ad" o "#sponsored" que han recibido hasta cientos de miles de vistas por video mientras difunden mensajes políticos que parecen violar las reglas de TikTok.

Sep 23, 2024 | msn.com | Victoria Feng

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Sep 23, 2024 | nbcnews.com | Victoria Feng

Sept. 23, 2024, 6:09 PM UTCTikTok has banned all political advertising on the app since 2019, but that hasn’t stopped advertisers from running what appear to be paid political messages on the platform. NBC News found 52 videos on the platform tagged with either a “Paid Partnership” label, #ad or #sponsored that have received up to hundreds of thousands views per video while spreading political messages that appear to violate TikTok’s rules.

Aug 29, 2024 | today.com | Victoria Feng

Aug. 29, 2024, 1:56 PM UTC / Source: CNBCBy Using only one water bottle. Finishing that tube of makeup before buying another. Owning furniture that’s been passed down through generations. This isn’t the lifestyle that social media influencers promoting their Amazon storefront or their brand discount codes show. So-called “underconsumption core,” however, is one of the latest personal finance trends to go viral on TikTok, with many videos about the topic receiving millions of views.

Aug 24, 2024 | nbcchicago.com | Victoria Feng

“Brat” green arrived out of the blue. First, it was plastered on a wall in Brooklyn to promote Charli XCX’s June 7 album release. Then, the color began to spread. On social media, as “Brat” dominated the Billboard Dance/Electronic charts, users began using the color in their profile pictures and creating memes with it.