CapCut, the popular video editing app used by many Nigerian skit makers, TikTok influencers, online content creators, and entrepreneurs, quietly updated ...

CapCut’s update should serve as a wake-up call. As storytelling increasingly happens in mobile-first, vertical formats, and as more journalists work from their phones, the tools used to edit, publish, ...

CapCut’s policy update raises major red flags for newsrooms The go-to mobile-editing app for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts has slipped in problematic new terms for newsrooms which risks source safety and ...

For the unaware, CapCut is a popular video editing tool owned by ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok. It's sort of the default editing tool for TikTok, especially among creators who do all ...

The new policy by the application owned by Chinese technology company ByteDance, which also owns TikTok, may affect how users worldwide control and share their content on the app.

Here’s everything you need to know about CapCut’s new privacy terms, how it affects Nigerian content creators, and what other video editing app alternatives you can switch to.

A coffee shop in Portland's St. Johns neighborhood is at the center of a heated debate after its owner removed Pride flags that employees had displayed.

ByteDance has a new music-biz partner in the form of HFA’s Rumblefish. It has hired the latter to provide data, licensing and royalty management services for TikTok and its CapCut video-editing app.

Sony seems to be rolling back one of its most controversial game policies, making its games more widely available.

The school district's controversial policy restricts students to use only the bathroom that aligns with their biological sex as opposed to their gender identity.