How web publishing in India has come this far and where it is going. A fascinating overview by comScore.

A 10-minute start-up story.

Is the spread of fake news being driven by profit or propaganda? Is it damaging the credibility of media brands – and what can they do about it?

Does content drive technology? Or vice versa? Which comes first? Does it even matter?

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Are advertisers willing to pay a premium for a specialised audience?

The legendary newsman and commentator on his new innings as the founder of ThePrint

In a cut-throat business where advertisers use parameters such as impressions and CTRs to gauge a campaign’s success, does building a website brand serve any purpose? How can publishers raise the game and stand out in the crowd?

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Websites are often rocked by the changing algorithms of giants such as Google and Facebook, among others. What is the best way of riding these unexpected waves?

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Advertising is not enough to cover the cost of creating good content. Can consumers be persuaded to pay?

The CEO talks about how they went about changing Times Internet from a classic media company into something quite different.

That Indian language publishing has huge potential is well known. What will it take to realise it?

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Web publishers are setting great store by native advertising. But can it really deliver the kind of revenues they expect?

Talking to the founder of The Wire whether public donations and grants can create a viable financial future for a news based site.

Which of the two is the better way of reaching mobile phone users? What are the factors to keep in mind before placing your bets on either?

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There is high excitement that video will generate the revenues that banner advertisements never did. How do the costs and revenues match up?