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Dream11 Makes a Power Play in Cricket Media! Fantasy sports giant Dream11 is acquiring a 15% stake in Cricbuzz for $50 million, marking its first major investment in a cricket-focused content platform. Cricbuzz, founded in 2004 and acquired by Time

With IPL season in full swing, I’ve been managing some awesome campaigns with Dream11 and My11Circle. What I’ve really noticed is how professional these brands are. They never talk about "easy money" or quick gains. Instead, they make it feel like a

Cricket in India: Not Just a Sport, It's an Economy → 1.4 billion people. One religion: Cricket. Why the craze? • National pride on a global stage • Accessibility: Gully cricket to IPL glam • Escapism: 3-hour break from reality • Heroes: From Sach

They saw a world where anyone could bet on anything. At 21, they built it. Now, Kalshi & Polymarket's founders are revolutionizing prediction markets. This is how they're changing finance forever: Tarek Mansour and Shayne Coplan, both 19 at the s

Meet Harsh Jain and Bhavit Sheth, the visionary founders of Dream11. In 2008, they combined their passion for sports and technology to create India's first fantasy sports platform. Initially, they faced numerous rejections and challenges, but their d

Just look into Dream11's succes👇 An $8 billion 💵 Empire .Founded in 2008 by Harsh Jain and Bhavit Sheth. It was the first company in India to introduce fantasy sports. In 2021, Dream11's parent company, Dream Sports raised $840😳 million😳 in a fu

📢 BREAKING: IPL 2025 Season Suspended Amid India-Pakistan Tensions The BCCI has announced the indefinite suspension of IPL 2025 following recent geopolitical developments between India and Pakistan. The decision came after the April 22 terrorist at

After IPL, if I've seen any cricket league grow so rapidly, it is ECL. Their revenue profit is not public, but in terms of brand value, they have played a masterstroke, with perfect execution. Their marketing costs must also be very low because influ

These days many finance experts are turning on the “Join” button on their youtube channels all because they are scared of SEBI. They say they want to “talk privately” or "share real insights in detail" but the truth is they are just afraid SEBI might

Influencers, content creator - what type of animals they are(not all). First they start out with their niche and later they talk all sorts of rubbish, they're a lot of tech youtubers now talking about politics, business, even health. The collaborati