Sree Sreenivasan on how he keeps up with technology, and the digital transformation that India is going through and his unique role at the City of New York.
Jio is expected to kick off a massive price war in both voice and data tariff on a scale that we haven’t seen since Tata Indicom introduced per second billing back in 2009.
The subscription service, which will cost Rs. 499 a year to anyone who signs up for a free 60-day trial on Amazon’s website starting today, will include unlimited one-day and two-day delivery with no minimum order size in over 100 Indian cities.
Khabar Lahariya has been a print publication made for and by women in rural India for 15 years. Now, it is taking on a new challenge: cracking digital publishing and distribution.
In the raging discussion about 4G and getting a billion unconnected Indians online, we have lost sight of the dismal state of wired broadband in the country.
Ultimately, it all boils down to one thing: the current model of display advertising that Indian publishers use is broken and unsustainable in the long term.
It’s a tall order to get India’s mainstream publishers to care about audiences who are visually impaired or deaf — so there are others who are stepping up to the plate.
The government just relaxed foreign direct investment rules in single-brand retailing. Which means Apple can now finally open its iconic stores in India.
