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TikTok is the leading destination for short-form mobile video. Our mission is to inspire creativity and bring joy. TikTok has global offices including Los Angeles, New York, London, Paris, Berlin, Dubai, Mumbai, Singapore, Jakarta, Seoul, and Tokyo.

We believe people should be able to speak freely, share opinions, foster open dialogue, and that creative freedom leads to new voices, formats and possibilities. We believe everyone should have easy, open access to information and that video is a powerful force for education, building understanding, and documenting world events, big and small. We believe everyone should have a chance to be discovered, build a business and succeed on their own terms, and that people—not gatekeepers—decide what’s popular. We believe everyone should be able to find communities of support, break down barriers, transcend borders and come together around shared interests and passions. Check out YouTube for Business and YouTube Ads.

Put your videos to work. More engagement, more collaboration, more growth for your business. Trusted by brands worldwide. Built for you. Upload all your videos with up to 7TB of storage (no weekly limits!), organize your library, and enjoy advanced privacy settings and player customization. Add team members to your account, and easily collaborate thanks to video review tools with time-coded notes from unlimited reviewers. Embed your videos anywhere, add clickable calls to action in the player, and capture email addresses and sync them with your email marketing software. Dig into advanced stats with Google Analytics, and check engagement graphs to see where viewers are most enthralled (and where to improve). Gorgeous, high-quality video sharing on desktop, mobile, tablet, and TV.

Rumble.com is an open video platform that sits on a rights management technology. This rights management technology is a machine learning DRM algorithm called Rumble Rank, which automatically scales verification, clearance, discovery and licensing for social (UGC) video. In less than 3 years, the company is now a top 50 video destination according to ComScore. Due to legal concerns (the Viacom lawsuit), YouTube paved way for rights management companies to manage videos on their platform; known as Multi Channel Networks (MCN's). By giving up rights management, YouTube is unable to algorithmically scale rights management, they can't provide agnostic distribution, and they can't allow publishers to take part in video embed revenue. ITunes, Netflix, and Amazon all have basic DRM's (Digital Rights Management) for long form content owned by a few studios, but no one has solved DRM for billions of videos now being produced by the masses.