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TikTok recommendations are driving sales and launching authors’ careers as the social media app continues to reshape the industry

BookTok is beloved as a guerrilla democratizing force, but the platform's pivot risks killing the thing that makes it great

The power wielded by the collective reader communities of BookTok is catching the eye of TikTok itself, and they want some of it. In April of this year, TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, filed a trademark with the US Patent Office for a new publisher named 8TH NOTE PRESS,

The popular social media site TikTok, which has links to the CCP, is launching a new e-commerce business in August to sell Chinese goods to the U.S.

ByteDance's 8TH NOTE PRESS has started approaching authors with publication offers. 8TH NOTE PRESS aims to publish downloadable fiction ebooks.

As per a new report by The New York Times, Chinese company ByteDance- which is the parent company of TikTok- is all set to venture into the world of b

A popular trend on TikTok has resulted in a new business opportunity for ByteDance: book publishing. Some authors have expressed concerns, though.

#BookTok is evidently a big thing, and seeing how influential its platform is, TikTok owner ByteDance has begun to court writers to publish their books under its new 8th Note Press, according to The New York Times. Not everyone sees this as good news. Though it is offering rates “competitive with industry standards,” some worry ByteDance will push its own books at the expense of others.