Streaming giant Spotify has purchased Findaway, a service which allows users to create, issue, and monetise their own audiobooks.
MR5 also gives the Indonesian government authority to collect internet users’ data and tell companies to remove online content that “disturbs public order”. Companies who failed to register by 27th July now face a nationwide ban. MR5, the overarching legislation, mandates that “Private Electronic System Providers” may only operate in Indonesia if they have registered the government’s database. The Indonesian government has blocked access to Steam, PayPal, Yahoo, and other companies after they failed to adhere to the country’s content moderation laws. Indonesia bans sites violating moderation laws The trademark filing explained that TikTok Music would allow users to “livestream audio and video interactive media programming in the field of entertainment, fashion, sports, and current events.” The short-form video platform has already proven influential in popularising songs and musicians featured in viral trends and challenges on the platform. In today's ExchangeWire news digest: ByteDance ventures into music with "TikTok Music" the Indonesian government bans numerous online services for violating the country's content laws and Spotify signals a move to audiobooks by purchasing Findaway.īyteDance, the parent company of TikTok, has reportedly filed an application with the US Patent and Trademark Office for a service called “TikTok Music”.
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