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TikTok says it's testing letting users post 60-minute videos
TikTok is allowing select users to upload longer-form videos as the social media app looks to compete with YouTube.
TikTok is testing 60-minute videos, which could be a big threat to YouTube
TikTok is testing 60-minute videos, challenging YouTube's long-form content domain.TikTok has gradually increased its maximum video length to 10 minutes for all users.Longer videos may shift viewership from streaming services such as YouTube.
TikTok is Testing 60-Minute Videos. What Does This Mean for YouTube?
The bite-sized content king, TikTok, is setting its sights on YouTube’s turf. To shake up the video landscape, TikTok is currently testing long-form content with a pilot program allowing uploads of up to 60 minutes for select creators.
TikTok Is Testing 60-Minute Videos to Compete with YouTube – No Official Release Date Revealed
TikTok is now testing the ability for users to upload hour-long videos. Will this move help it take on the mighty YouTube? Find out here.
TikTok is testing hour-long videos
The explosive popularity of TikTok caused countless other companies — from Meta and YouTube to even LinkedIn — to add shortform video feeds to their platforms. But as everyone
Hour-long TikTok videos are being tested
TikTok has confirmed to CBS News that its currently testing a new feature that would allow some users to upload and watch 60-minute long videos. Only a select few random users are part of the current trial phase, TikTok shared with CBS News.
TikTok tests 60-minute videos, expanding into YouTube’s territory
TikTok, the short video platform originally popular for its 15-second lip-synching content, is now testing 60-minute video uploads with certain creators, in a challenge to veteran online video giant YouTube.
TikTok is testing 60-minute videos. Could it expand into the lucrative live concert film business?
ByteDance-owned video app TikTok is reportedly testing videos up to 60 minutes long. That’s according to TechCrunch, which reports that a limited group of TikTok testers in “select markets” are getting access to the feature and that a wider expansion isn’t currently being planned.
TikTok starts testing 60-minute videos when others are going after short form
TikTok might let you upload videos of up to 60 minutes in length in a future update. The social media platform confirmed that it's testing long-form video format with a small group of creators.
TikTok is testing 60-minute video uploads, already available to selected users in some markets
TikTok says it is testing 60-minute video uploads on its platform, after testing 30-minute video uploads in January this year. The 60-minute video upload feature is currently available to a group of TikTok users in some selected markets.
TikTok considers letting users upload videos 60 minutes long
TikTok, a digital platform beloved for its short and snappy videos, is experimenting with letting users upload clips as long as 60 minutes. Back when it first launched in the U.S. in 2017, TikTok featured clips lasting only 15 seconds.
TikTok testing 60-minute videos, in threat to YouTube’s long-form content domain
TikTok is testing 60-minute video uploads, and has gradually increased its video length limits to 10 minutes for all users.
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