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TikTok hires former Biden campaign press secretary, Pentagon spokesman for top gig at Chinese-owned video app

Por: Fox Business Tech November 06, 2022

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Senior Republican and FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr discusses the Chinese Communist Party’s data harvesting practices for its ‘malign goals.’ A former campaign spokesman for and top Pentagon official has taken a job at TikTok.  It was first revealed in Politico newsletter on Tuesday that Jamal Brown is joining TikTok to manage policy communications for the Americas, primarily focusing on the United States. TikTok has not appeared to put... + full article



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