The second season is hosted by Amol Parashar and Cyrus Sahukar.
21 Dec, 2020 - 04:07 PM IST | By indiantelevision.com Team
MUMBAI: After a long time of being cooped up at home, a lot us are craving that feeling of exhilaration that comes from participating in extreme adventure sports. The adrenaline rush, the sheer excitement, the butterflies in the stomach before taking the plunge are all hallmarks of what great adventures look like. Discovery Channel is all set to bring back the thrill of extreme sports with an exciting new season of its adventure reality series Feelin Alive season two, this time, helmed by two very dynamic and talented hosts – Amol Parashar and Cyrus Sahukar.
Inside the rumble in India’s coding jungle
In August, WhiteHat Jr was bought by Byju’s, India’s most valuable education firm, for $300 million in an all-cash deal.
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WhiteHat Jr’s anxiety to create a new market has made it vulnerable to criticism. Can it now maintain growth?
The market for coding is getting crowded. All firms are vying for the same customer base that caps out at 15-20 million. Apart from affordability, another limiting factor is infrastructure
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Earlier this month, Time magazine named its first kid of the year–15-year-old Gitanjali Rao, an Indian-American, for technological achievements, including creating an app and browser extension that use artificial intelligence to detect cyberbullying. Rao is just the kind of person who could feature in the ads of WhiteHat Education Technology Pvt Ltd.
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Multi-screen viewing is on the rise and content creators must deal with it.
18 Dec, 2020 - 09:09 AM IST | By indiantelevision.com Team
MUMBAI: For decades, television has been the platform that’s commanded the attention of the maximum number of people in India. However, thanks to cheap mobile data costs and smartphones, there has been a surge in digital video consumption, and audiences are fast changing the way they view content.
With viewers starting to divide their content consumption across TV and digital, it now makes sense for broadcasters to also spread their budgets across both mediums to reach more audiences.