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Dan Whateley

Dan Whateley

Media Reporter at Business Insider

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  • English
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Recent Articles

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TikTok is calling US staffers back to the office 5 days a week, starting next month

TikTok's five-day RTO push mirrors similar requirements at competitors like Instagram and Amazon. It starts in September.
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TikTok is testing a rival to Amazon Prime as it looks to create a U...

TikTok is testing a new membership program for shoppers called TikTok Shop Plus that includes free shipping and exclusive discounts.
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TikTok is making a new power grab in shopping

TikTok is rolling out a new pilot program where it will oversee key Shop operations, like hiring creators and making ads, for e-commerce partners.
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Creator ad spending is booming. Google's advice to marketers: Stop ...

Savvy marketers are relinquishing more control to creators, YouTuber Adam W and Google's Sean Downey said at Business Insider's CMO Insider breakfast.
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Leaked LinkedIn docs reveal upcoming features, including paid creat...

LinkedIn has shifted from a pure business-networking app to a social feed with 1.3 billion users. Internal docs show the new features it's planning.
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TikTok is casting actors to make its own micro dramas as it jumps h...

TikTok has begun casting actors for its own mini-drama series. It also filed a trademark for "TikTok Drama."
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MITO AI raised $4.5 million to launch project-management software f...

Read the pitch deck that MITO AI, a new AI workflow platform for filmmakers, used to raise $4.5 million in funding.
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Creator ad spending is set to hit $37 billion this year and is grow...

Advertiser spending on creators is expected to hit $37 billion in 2025, according to the IAB. Brands embrace influencers to reach ad-avoidant viewers.
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TikTok insiders and creators worry its powerful algorithm could los...

As TikTok prepares to sell its US business, employees, creators, and researchers wonder about the future of its content algorithm.
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Are AI influencers worth the risk? Brands cool on the trend amid ba...

Some brands are shying away from working with AI influencers, while others are cautiously optimistic about the tech.
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Influencers are among the winners of Trump's 'no tax on tips' policy

Digital content creators, alongside bartenders and waiters, will be able to deduct tip earnings from taxable income starting next year.
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These M&A deals show the hot areas of the creator economy and where...

A wave of M&A deals in areas like influencer marketing, talent management, and podcasting show the parts of the creator industry that have matured.
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13 creator-economy startups to watch in 2024, according to top VCs

Venture-capital firms shared the creator startups they saw as promising in 2024, from AI companies to influencer-marketing firms.
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Lucian Grainge is going on the offensive as an AI wave washes over ...

He's partnering with the attribution tool ProRata.ai to lay the groundwork to pay content owners for AI-generated material.
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There's new evidence Instagram's plan to win over teens is working

Instagram usage is at a high among US teens, per Piper Sandler. But TikTok is still teens' favorite.
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A startup pitching AI as a way to automate 80% of influencer-market...

Influencer-marketing startup Dreamwell AI raised $2.3 million from Tim Draper and others as it seeks to automate creator prospecting and other tasks.
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The influencer middle class is feeling the pain as marketers turn t...

Influencer marketers are ditching deals with micro and nano influencers and hiring big stars as campaign performance and cost efficiencies slip away.
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TikTok is training its e-commerce partners on what's worked in Chin...

TikTok hosted its first US summit for e-commerce agency partners, where it focused on livestream selling and pulling tips from Asia.
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AI startups are pitching a new passive-income side hustle: automate...

TikTok and YouTube are increasingly being taken over by AI videos. These startups are likely to turbocharge the prevalence of AI-generated videos.
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These AI startups are pitching a new passive-income side hustle: au...

TikTok and YouTube are increasingly being taken over by AI videos. These startups are likely to turbocharge the prevalence of AI-generated videos.
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How NIL deals and brand sponsorships are helping college athletes m...

Student-athletes gained in 2021 the right to make money from their names, images, and likenesses.The billion-dollar industry has exploded thanks to brand deals, startups, and donor-backed collectives.Name, image, and likeness, or NIL, has redefined college athletics in the past two years. Student-athlete influencers have become key parts of marketing strategies for companies and capitalized on their athletic performance to bring in previously unattainable levels of fame and fortune.College athle…