Why India don't have it's own self developed, sustainable and successful Social Network Platform?
Why Koo or any such Indian social media platform failed?
Pramodh
Goofed up. • 11m
I think most of them failed coz they tried to copy every single feature from the existing apps as it is.
Medial is however a breath of fresh air.
Imagine you’re GOD and a man whose company holds the highest market capital in India launches a chatbot by your name. HANOOMAN it is, man can’t even spell Hanuman correctly.
We’re a nation of 1.4B citizens and you’re telling me that not even a singl
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Tanzeem Shaikh
Being not creating • 17d
I have a solution to a very big problem, and the company has the potential to become a unicorn. My idea focuses on air purification, given the extremely poor Air Quality Index (AQI) in India. In fact, the top 10 cities with the worst AOI are all in I
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Arcane
○─○─○ • 11m
⭐India 🇮🇳 has become became the leader in terms of time spent on mobile apps, overtaking China 🇨🇳.
⭐ In terms of revenue, however, India continues to lag compared to many smaller markets and did not feature in the top 20 revenue generating marke
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Sanskar
Keen Learner & Explo... • 1y
Justdial was once a household brand and first choice for ordering food booking movie tickets etc. And if you search any places near you on google there's a high possibility that you will encounter Justdial. However despite of this fact Justdial has s
🤯This is how Blackberry killed itself.
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Amidst the global and Indian crises, the question arises: Can Fly91 survive where others have failed?
Despite the tumultuous aviation landscape, Fly91's emergence symbolizes hope. Founder Manoj Chacko's perseverance, despite countless rejections,
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Yogesh Jamdade
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Failed startup:
From Doorstep Convenience to Empty Storefronts: The Rise and Fall of Doodhwala
In 2015, Doodhwala burst onto the Indian scene, promising a revolution in how people bought their daily essentials. With a convenient subscription model, t
Will Medial Survive?
Niket Raj Dwivedi
Harsh Dwivedi
It would be great if the founders of the Medial app could share their views on this! Medial friends please share your views too.
Indian social media apps have struggled to survive in the past.
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