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VerSe Innovation must be investigated

For far too long, the Dailyhunt parent has dodged questions around its grand numbers and claims. With accusations of fake business dealings with Builder.ai and recent auditor concerns, it’s time we get some answers.

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Can Umang Bedi write a new script for Dailyhunt?

The digital media company appears to have quietly changed its strategy, after the failure of its short-video platform Josh and amid a rush to get to a public listing.

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The deceit of India’s TikTok clones

A lot of money was spent on building a home-grown social media success story. The only thing that got built was fundraising pitch decks.

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Chingari’s desperate attempt to stay relevant

The short-video app’s latest move to add a private video-calling feature solely meant for adults is neither original nor promising.

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The surprising bad news at Dailyhunt and Josh

The announcement of layoffs and pay cuts by their well-funded parent is a sign that the new short-video business isn’t pulling its weight.

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Is there any regulation behind the Chinese app bans?

The legal ground for blocking mobile apps based on country of origin is shaky at best.

02 Apr 2022

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Explained: China's splash in the metaverse pool

Regulatory overhang notwithstanding, China is seeing rising interest among tech firms in all things metaverse.

17 Mar 2022

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‘We just happened to be at the right spot at the right time’

Chingari’s Sumit Ghosh has big plans for his NFT marketplace. Regulatory uncertainty around crypto, growing competition and scepticism don’t rattle him.

01 Dec 2021

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Instagram’s quiet success in India

The influencer-driven social network often gets overshadowed in India by its siblings Facebook and WhatsApp. We take a look at where it actually stands.

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Mitron is fast running out of friends

Faced with rising competition and a paucity of funds, one of India’s earliest TikTok clones seems to be giving up on the short-video fad. A lesson for those looking to cash in on temporary sentiments?