In a marked shift from its original format of uploads for 15-second videos, video sharing platform TikTok, has been quietly and steadily adding long-form content to challenge its rival YouTube, reports Aisha Malik, for Tech Crunch.TikTok confirmed to TechCrunch on Thursday that it is “testing the ability for users to upload 60-minute videos,” with “a limited group of users in select markets,” added the TC story.
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