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YouTube has become the most-watched streaming service on TV screens by mimicking the one thing consumers seemed to be ditching — cable. YouTube TV allows viewers to watch live channels and access local broadcast networks like ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC

Having consumed a lot of content from social media platforms, primarily YouTube and Instagram, I've considered the possibility of building a career. I recently completed the Aevy TV cohort and have developed a passion for editing over the past three

Guys everybody knows that insurances ( health, life and retirement) covers will cover the money for the covers only, but nobody gives the fixed expenses of his family, which is emergency funds, which i think most of the people doesn't know about. May

Suzlon Energy next Multibagger? Recently I bought Suzlon energy for a swing trade and booked partial profits and decided to hold the remaining stocks for long term because I strongly believe Renewable energy is the future. Suzlon is India's leading

I am a 2nd-year B.Tech CSE student, and I recently attended an E-Summit at IIT Kanpur, which had three business-related events. The competition primarily included MBA graduates from various parts of the country. Despite our enthusiasm for business, m

Raul John, also known as #Raultherockstar, is a young tech enthusiast from India who has gained popularity on YouTube and Instagram. He covers topics such as technology, AI, and IT education. Raul started his YouTube channel in 2018 and creates e

Microsoft recently revealed VASA-1, an impressive generative AI model that can turn a single still photo into a believable video. That's fuckin scary. Here is simple explanation of how does it work: Essentially, VASA-1 examines a still image and us

Netflix had zero faith in Squid Game. They buried it under 6,000+ other shows. $0 marketing budget. Zero promotion. No push. Then, 111 million viewers crashed their servers in 28 days. Here's how an overlooked masterpiece silenced every doubter i

The Rise and Fall of Vevo: How Music's Corporate Giants Tried to Conquer the Internet In the late 2000s, the music industry was bleeding. Napster and LimeWire had decimated traditional revenue streams, and record labels watched helplessly as illegal