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Hello and welcome to TechTent, your weekly guide to all the most important and exciting

stories from the technology business.

I'm Rory Kathleen Jones, and this week, the US talks of banning TikTok, Western tech giants,

wonder whether they can continue in Hong Kong. Are we heading for a huge tech schism between the US and China?

We've all been spending hours on video calls. Have we finally got used to a way of

communicating that was around for decades before it caught on? And deep fake videos are getting more

sophisticated. We hear how they could pose a threat to democracy. Joining me this week is our man in

Silicon Valley, or at the moment, our man in

North London, James Clayton. How have things going, James? They're going all right. I'm currently

looking out of the window at the grey, gloomy drizzle and kind of wishing I was in California.

Yeah, you need some palm trees. We'll try and get you them soon. Here's a

flavor of what's coming up. Any Western company that has significant market share within China,

they're going to have to adopt an in-China for China strategy. What people are talking about

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