TULSA, Okla. — Now that the U.S. Supreme Court upheld a law to ban TikTok unless its Chinese parent company, Byte Dance, sells it, all indications are that the ban will take effect on Sunday.
2 News talked to local food influencer Tara Quinn in December when, amid fears of the ban, she was pushing her followers to move to Instagram.
“Where are you guys going to figure out where to eat, if you don’t come follow me on Instagram?” she said in one of her videos.
“Experience Tulsa”is a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing together the community and promoting the city.
Luke Leifeste’s interviews with prominent or popular locals have racked up five million views between Instagram and TikTok.
“It has expanded our reach in Tulsa and outside of Tulsa to spotlight small businesses, uplift local businesses, add in a Tulsa ‘hot take’ here and there, and that’s rare, it …