Media Infotainment >> Bulk of Indians Get their News from Social Media, with over 70% Relying on Online Sources

According to the Reuters Institute's digital news study 2024, 49% of Indians rely on social media and nearly 71% prefer online news sources. It went on to say that 35% of Indians get their news via Facebook, 48% from WhatsApp, and 54% from YouTube. ,

Media Infotainment >> Creww and RM Select Seven Startups for the Real Madrid Next Accelerator for Asia

Creww Inc., Japan's premier open innovation platform provider, and Real Madrid Next have announced the selection of seven startups for the "Real Madrid Next Accelerator for Asia," from over 800 candidates.,

Media Infotainment >> Public Media Solution Unveils Ravinder Bharti's E-Book on Marketing Mistakes

Public Media Solution is excited to announce the release of Ravinder Bharti's new ebook, “The Decagon Code of Marketing Mistakes”. ,

Media Infotainment >> New Meta-Study is Bad News for the News Bargaining Code

As Australian publishers seek to have social media platforms to pay them for news material, a recent survey reveals that, except for X, most users do not use social media for news. ,

Media Infotainment >> Google, Meta, and TikTok Under Threat to Pay for News Otherwise Face Penalty

Australia’s government recently declared plans for new rules that could cost companies like Meta, Google, and TikTok millions of dollars if they fail to compensate Australian media outlets for news content.,

Media Infotainment >> Has Elon Musk Threatened to Punish Users from X for Referring to Trump Supporters as "weird"?

Apost has sparked a heated debate on the social media site X, previously known as Twitter, with the appearance of a screenshot purporting to show Elon Musk, the platform's owner, objecting to the label "weird" being used to Trump fans.,

Media Infotainment >> Donald Trump Makes a Comeback to X, Releases a New Ad Campaign

With a number of campaign-related tweets, former US President Donald Trump has made a major comeback to the social media site X, formerly known as Twitter. ,

Media Infotainment >> Trump's Increasing Threats to Revoke Broadcast Licenses Alarm Industry

Broadcast television licensing is not ordinarily a hot topic during the election period. But Donald Trump’s threats are not ordinary, either.,

Media Infotainment >> The Future of Live Events: Hybrid Experiences

The worldwide pandemic has completely upended the event business. A few companies in the sector have shut down entirely, while others have been compelled to switch to virtual products. ,

Media Infotainment >> Instagram Makes a Significant Update that isn't Very Well Received

It's already awful to see advertisements on your social media feed, but Instagram users may soon have an even worse experience. ,