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January 26, 2026
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After more than a year in limbo, TikTok can finally put the threats of a U.S. ban to bed, now that the deal
between the American and Chinese governments has officially been ratified. For marketers, the resolution answers a few long-standing questions while quietly introducing a new set of uncertainties about governance, influence and what “American ownership” actually means in practice. We explore what those questions look like for marketers. We also analyze the platform’s inconsistent payouts for creators.
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PARTNER INSIGHTS FROM ZETA GLOBAL
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PARTNER INSIGHTS FROM CHANNEL FACTORY
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