Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It’s the end of the road for Musical.ly, the short-form video app that grew to more than 100 million active monthly users since ...

Musical.ly, the short video app that’s popular among teens and young people, is going away. Kinda. The app and all user data and accounts is being merged with Tiktok, a sister app that’s owned by ...

Musical.ly is merging the functionality from its two-year old live-streaming platform Live.ly into its main app, and has disabled Live.ly’s standalone app as part of the transition process. The ...

The team behind Musical.ly has a new video messaging app it says will be the "ultimate video messenger" -- just don't expect to be able to use it yet. Called pingpong, details about the app are scarce ...

Musical.ly has reached its coda. A year after the Chinese firm Bytedance acquired the video app musical.ly for a reported $1 billion, the company is merging it with another of its products, TikTok.

The operator of a video-sharing app popular with teenagers agreed to pay $5.7 million to settle federal allegations it illegally collected personal information from children. The Federal Trade ...

Poor parents. They only just figured out what in the world Snapchat is and along comes Musical.ly. The app you've probably never heard of has been banned for those under 13 in an Australian school ...

Musical.ly, the video app popular with teenagers, was acquired in November by Chinese news aggregation giant TouTiao for a whopping sum in the ballpark of $800 million. What does TouTiao plan to do ...

It’s the end of the road for Musical.ly, the short-form video app that grew to more than 100 million active monthly users since its 2014 launch — and spawned its own digital stars and passionate ...