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Into the zone

Climate change news do not garner the attention of a breaking news headline. News about climate often runs like a slow train while other news headlines speedily pass by as if a bullet train.  A major concern is that climate change is too large a phenomenon for the average person to grasp clearly (while also […]
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News and Social Media

Across the world, a decline in mainstream news consumption has set in. The Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2021 (10th Edition) survey reports; “Interest in news has risen in some countries that have been badly affected by the crisis. It is also higher in people whose lives have been directly impacted, but on average across […]
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Pods in Sri Lanka

Closer to home, the new Podcast fever is not lost on Asia-Pacific (APAC) region. APAC turned out to be a key adopter of podcasts. A 2019 study conducted by Australia’s Xtra Insights involving 3000 respondents aged 16-39 in eight APAC countries on perceptions of radio, music, and their general audio consumption habits highlighted the adoption […]
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New Content Trends: The Podcast

Podcasts-“One’s own Radio Station”- have grown in popularity globally. According to emarketer.com, the US is the leader in podcast listenership in 2021 with a monthly podcastlistener population of 117.8 million people -40% of US internet users. The other countries that followedin sequential order of podcast listenership rankings were Sweden, Norway, Australia, Canada, and Spain. According […]
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Boosting Brand Authenticity amid a raging Pandemic

Authenticity is described as showing one’s true self. Alan Cohen, the author of 27 popular books lucidly expressed it as ‘living one’s truth’. “Everything will line up perfectly when knowing and living the truth becomes more important than looking good” says Cohen. Authenticity, at an individual’s personal level, helps them to align their conduct and […]
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“People, Planet and Profits” is almost gone. The ‘Purpose Driven’ mantra is the talk of the town!

In 1990’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) came to prominence. This development was an antidote to dominant sentiments of corporate profiteering that reined till that time… “Corporates would provide for the wellbeing of masses-that is, higher corporate profits will result in higher profits for shareholders resulting in more wealth for the society.” Despite the waves and […]
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