Online shopping through social media apps is witnessing a slowdown, with nearly 1 in 5 online shoppers engaging in it in 2024.
Month: January 2025
India to cross 900 million internet users by 2025, increased use from rural areas: Report
According to the report, internet users are spending on an average 90 mins daily on accessing internet.
Donald Trump mulls 60-90 day suspension of TikTok ban enforcement: Report
170 million American users may lose access unless last-minute intervention occurs.
Focused on combining heart of storytelling with science of data-driven advertising: Kiran Mani, JioStar
India’s advertising market will grow because the middle-class consumer base is expanding. However, the current market still operates with archaic practices, like one-size-fits-all models, believes Kiran Mani, CEO, Digital, JioStar.
Maha Kumbh 2025 spurs a surge in gig and temporary jobs
The 45-day festival in Prayagraj is expected to generate around one million short-term employment opportunities.
Challenge of being a public broadcaster is to present a balanced narrative: Prasar Bharati CEO
Prasar Bharati CEO Gaurav Dwivedi raises critical concerns about the transparency of algorithms. For him, the lack of openness in how content is curated threatens the integrity of information presented to the public.
SC warns states over misleading ads, closes contempt proceedings against IMA Chief
Bench led by Justice Abhay S Oka warns Contempt of Court action for non-compliance and schedules review for five regions on February 10.
Meta faces major regulatory setback in India over WhatsApp data-sharing
The Competition Commission of India has imposed a $24.5 million fine and a five-year ban on data-sharing, forcing Meta to rethink its operations in its largest market.
Swiggy ventures into sports with new subsidiary, Swiggy Sports
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs has approved the incorporation of Swiggy Sports Private Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Swiggy, officially allowing the company to begin operations.
The startup leadership dilemma: Who truly bears responsibility for a brand’s stumbles?
From celebrity status to scapegoat? Is the the cost of leadership multifaced and nuanced?