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It’s no surprise, given quick-commerce platforms are betting big on advertising revenues to contribute substantially to their toplines. HSBC Global Research expects Blinkit’s ad revenues to grow fourfold from $60 million in FY24 to $240 million in F...

The Bengaluru-headquartered startup has introduced Dailyhunt Premium, a subscription service. This offering grants users access to premium content from international publishers across more than 60 languages sourced from Magzter. Moreover, subscriber...

Direct-to-consumer (D2C) brands are shelling out high commissions on sales for space on coveted quick-commerce platforms. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

Homegrown digital newsstand Magzter, founded in 2011 and offering a cross-platform, self-service experience, has been acquired by Dailyhunt. This deal, with undisclosed financial details, marks Dailyhunt's entry into the premium content market, as M...

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Deepak Bansal says one of the key elements in maintaining a work-life balance is to keep the mind clutter-free.

The move could be seen aimed at rigfencing high value postpaid customers as telcos like Reliance Jio and Vodafone India launch new plans for their respective postpaid customers.

Through the content tie-up, Bharti Airtel is aiming to ring-fence its high-paying customers in an intensely competitive market where bitter rival Reliance Jio Infocomm pegs its content as a key differentiator, say analysts.

Meanwhile, in the content space, Bharti Airtel, Vodafone India and Idea Cellular are aggregating third party content, while newcomer Jio is largely betting on its own digital media offerings.

In 2012, they raised an undisclosed amount of Series A funding from IndoUS Venture Partners and within six months, raised $10 mn from existing investors and Singapore Press Holdings

Buoyed by increasing number of paid subscribers, digital magazine newsstand Magzter is looking to raise $30 million in series C funding to expand operations.

A fortnight after it made a splash in San Francisco, InMobi launched Miip, an ad discovery platform in India today.

Besides US-based taxi hailing app Uber, this move by the central bank is expected to affect companies that have subscription-based business models and those that sell software and applications on Google and Apple stores.

These four startups Zomato, GoQii, Magzter and FusionCharts have their roots in India but are fast acquiring a global customer footprint.

The company, which currently relies on subscription revenues, plans to set up an ad engine which will deliver ads to magazines hosted on the application.

Global investors have for long spoken admiringly about India’s technical prowess. Now they are putting serious money where their mouth is.

Kalaari Capital, an early-stage venture capital firm founded by the Indo-US Venture Partners, announced the closing of their $150 million fund on Friday.