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Strictly pros undergo TikTok training as BBC ramps up social media drive ahead of new series

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Strictly pros undergo TikTok training as BBC ramps up social media drive ahead of new series
The Sun
The Sun1 hrs ago
Strictly pros undergo TikTok training as BBC ramps up social media drive ahead of new series
THE Strictly Come Dancing professionals have been given training in making TIKTOKS.  It comes amid the BBC’s obsession with social media, with this year’s line-up boasting 47.2million followers between them.  New Ukrainian dancer Aleksandra Isaeva has told how the whole troupe had undergone digital workshops.  In a new
Nation Cymru
Nation Cymru1 days ago
TikTok is most-mentioned social media platform in Childline counselling sessions
Aine Fox, Press Association Social Affairs Correspondent Social media platforms and apps have been mentioned thousands of times in Childline counselling sessions, the NSPCC said as it warned young people are being exposed to “a devastating range of harms” online. TikTok topped the list of mentions, followed by Snapchat
John Nellis joins Strictly though social media star has ‘never danced before’
Nellis is one of the UK and Ireland’s biggest football content creators.
ITV News
ITV News1 days ago
'Playground for paedophiles’: Top social media apps cited to Childline revealed | ITV News
'Playground for paedophiles’: Top social media apps cited to Childline revealed | ITV News  itv.com
Variety
Variety1 days ago
Boxing Legend Chris John Joins Silver Media Group for Animated Series ‘Dragon’s Dojo’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Singapore’s Silver Media Group has signed a memorandum of understanding with Indonesian boxing legend Chris John to develop “Dragon’s Dojo,” a mobile-first vertical animated series drawing on Indonesian folklore. The project marks the first chapter of the ASERYA Asian Mythology Franchise. The venture unites Silver Medi
Meta, Google, TikTok and others must face thousands of lawsuits over social media addiction, U.S. court rules
In the first lawsuit to go to trial in the California litigation, a Los Angeles jury found Meta and Google negligent for designing social media platforms that harm young people
NYT World
NYT World🏁 first to report2 days ago
Malaysia Was Confident in Its Social Media Ban, but Kids Are Still on TikTok
Officials told platforms to verify children’s ages using government-issued documents, like identity cards. But the companies have balked, apparently over privacy concerns.