Legacy meets novelty: Miss Universe in a Digiverse
Harnaaz Kaur Sandhu and future pageant winners could be looking at careers vastly dissimilar to their predecessors as the entertainment industry goes digital.
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Data Protection Bill: JPC for social media regulation, new SWIFT payment plan
The JPC recommends that all social media platforms which do not act as intermediaries should be treated as publishers and held accountable for the content they host
Bidi makers on Facebook: health org cries 'violation'
A report details 344 instances of bidi marketing on social media between December 2020 and August 2021, almost exclusively through Facebook (98%).
Facebook’s dilemma: Instagram’s mental health toll
We should worry as India leads the count for the number of Instagram users globally, most of whom are young adults.
Let MSMEs drive India’s $5 trillion ambition
Digital MSMEs are the future. But to unleash their true potential, structural policy adjustments are needed. We need policies that promote, not hinder the use of technology for entrepreneurship.
The new tech goldmine: Communities of women
New products, apps, and communities are reversing the overwhelming male gaze of the Internet. That could only be a good thing.
This app is changing the way we imagine politics
Politiek, a completely bootstrapped social media app, wants to empower citizens by bridging the gap between them and their representatives. Will it succeed?
Aim to comply with new norms: Ajit Mohan
In a freewheeling chat with Fortune India and editorji, Facebook India head Ajit Mohan talks about the social media giant’s take on the new IT norms, and its views on privacy, among other things.
Exclusive: Facebook India on social media rules
In an exclusive conversation with Fortune India and Editorji, Facebook India boss Ajit Mohan opens up on social media regulation, privacy, and more.
Koo focusses on improving user experience
Koo, which has raised $30 million in its Series B round led by Tiger Global, says it will invest the money in developing new features on the app.
