An exciting partnership has been built between TikTok and some primary streaming services. It was announced earlier this month that the short-form video hosting platform has launched a new feature called ‘Add to Music App’ that lets users save songs they discovered and liked via TikTok on the streaming platforms where they listen to their music.

Both music and video streaming services in big are fighting to mitigate the amount of infringing content. This time, YouTube takes the lead by introducing new measures to streamline its copyright claim process.

More than 3 months after TikTok Music was released in Brazil and Indonesia, it has officially moved out of beta in Australia, Singapore and Mexico, where it is now available to the public. The streaming platform, operated by the Chinese internet technology company ByteDance, is thus looking forward to targeting almost 160 million new, potential subscribers.

A few weeks after Spotify revamped their artist profiles with a ‘brand new’ tab-based design, a new dedicated Merch Hub was, too, debuted on the platform. It is powered by the Canadian e-commerce company Shopify.