According to Emeritus Global Workplace Skills Study 2025, 94 percent of Indian professionals believe that mastering AI skills will accelerate their career growth
Category: Digital
India smartphone market revenue all-time high in 2024; Nothing becomes fastest-growing brand
According to Counterpoint Research, premium smartphones now account for one in five shipments in India.
Amazon MX Player’s no ‘soft porn’, no sports content gambit
The soft porn and erotic content on MX Player primarily targeted a male audience from Tier II and III cities, serving as a draw within the platform’s diverse offerings.
DPOs in demand: DPDP draft rules push Meta, Kotak, GMR to seek Data Protection Officers
The release of draft Digital Personal Data Protection rules in January ’25 has spurred companies to intensify compliance audits to enhance data protection measures and onboard Data Protection Officers in many cases.
Elon Musk’s X sues Lego, Nestlé, and others over alleged ad boycott
Since Musk took over Twitter, the platform has changed significantly. He reinstated banned accounts, removed content moderation teams, and cut staff responsible for tackling political interference and child exploitation
Regulating digital media: Parliament panel proposes unified media framework
The panel on communications and information technology was led by Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) lawmaker Nishikant Dubey.
Economic Survey 2024-2025 highlights AI’s potential and challenges for India’s workforce
The Economic Survey suggests that India can build a workforce capable of utilizing AI to improve efficiency and create new economic opportunities.
PM Modi understands importance of strength, direction and vision, says Sir Martin Sorrell
Earlier, Sir Martin Sorrell has spoken about Prime Minister Narendra Modi and praised his keen sense of marketing and branding
Businesses must take back control in an AI-driven future: S4’s Martin Sorrell
“Businesses and clients have to take back control. And they have to internalise more and more of their functions. That’s because control of content and ideation is critically important,” he said
India emerges as top alternative to China for global advertisers, says Sir Martin Sorrell
He said that by 2050, 3 of the world’s largest economies, China, India, and Indonesia will be in the top five.