A new deal has been announced between Disney and TikTok, affecting content creation on the platform. This agreement allows creators to utilize Disney assets and characters in their videos. The deal was made public on a recent Wednesday, marking a significant development for users of the popular social media app.
Further details about the partnership can be found through ABC13 Houston, for those interested in learning more about how this deal may impact local content creators in Bellaire, TX.
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