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In Part 3 of this special wide-ranging conversation with senior journalist T K Arun, we discuss companies & brands, media planning, and the rising creator economy, and how companies will have to use their good judgment to be associated only with "clean" platforms and content.

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Shot by Sweta Patra
Edited by Punyaa Productions

Audio Credits:-
Misfits (Instrumental) by RYYZN https://lnkd.in/dq59Cyw
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In Part 2 of this special wide-ranging conversation with senior journalist T K Arun, we discuss traditional media, online media, and new self-publishing platforms, and also if it's time now for the "Australia model" of revenue sharing in content to be adopted in India.

Listen in!

You can watch the video interview here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyONmJt4irA

For further details, interview pitches, etc., connect with me here or write to me @ [email protected]

Video Credits:-

Shot by Sweta Patra

Edited by Punyaa Productions

Audio Credits:- Misfits (Instrumental) by RYYZN https://lnkd.in/dq59Cyw​

Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0

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A few days back Twitter announced that it had purchased Revue, a newsletter platform for writers and publishers. Facebook too is reported to be working on something like that and both are expected to give competition to Substack and a few others already in this business. With more and more people opting for better quality content and spending on it via subscriptions - social media platforms seem to have noticed to strong shift and are trying to be a part of this game before it's too late for them.

So it looks like that attention economy-based social media now making a conscious shift towards serious non-intrusive, subscription-based content? Listen in!