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Indrani Bose's coverage indicates a focus on sales, marketing, and industry-specific news pertaining to Indian companies. She often includes press releases and cites data in her articles. Given this, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to new product launches by Indian companies, innovative marketing campaigns, or analyses of consumer trends in the region.
Considering Indrani's broad coverage of topics such as advertising, technology, and business within an Indian context, potential sources for her could include experts from market research firms or prominent figures from the advertising and tech industries with insights specific to India.
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By: Indrani Bose
The company, which has remained cash-positive for three consecutive financial years, is betting on sports becoming a larger revenue contributor than music in the coming years, even as it continues to expand its international concert portfolio and develop original festival properties.
By: Indrani Bose
Glance, which is backed by Google, Jio Platforms and Mithril Capital, is focusing on agentic AI to change how consumers discover and buy products. Rather than relying on users to search for products, the platform recommends items based on their interests and preferences.
By: Indrani Bose
The bigger question is whether Instagram can persuade creators to invest in longer, more expensive content when YouTube already offers an established advertising revenue-sharing model.
By: Indrani Bose
The move comes as creator economy businesses increasingly explore subscription-led communities, live commerce and direct-to-fan monetisation models to reduce their dependence on advertising revenue, brand partnerships and platform-controlled distribution.
By: Indrani Bose
Despite Amazon and Flipkart expanding their creator-led commerce initiatives, Anirudh Sridharan, co-founder, HashFame, believes affiliate marketing remains largely attractive to smaller influencers who are yet to secure consistent fixed-fee collaborations. As creators grow, many are likely to move away from commission-led arrangements, potentially creating a retention challenge for commerce platforms.
By: Indrani Bose
An autonomous system focused narrowly on performance targets may prioritise cheap conversions over inventory quality, brand safety or long-term campaign effectiveness.
By: Indrani Bose
While Hindi creators generally command higher fees, influencers in large regional markets such as Tamil and Telugu can sometimes earn as much as, or more than, comparable Hindi creators. Bengali influencers can also command seasonal premiums during Durga Puja, occasionally exceeding the fees charged by Hindi creators of a similar scale.
By: Indrani Bose
Rural India's Gen Z consumers are expanding their shopping baskets faster than any other age group, spending more time online and increasingly turning to AI and influencers to discover products, according to the Rural Barometer Report 2026 released by WPP Media and Kantar.
By: Indrani Bose
As prominent creators build their own production houses, commercial teams and agencies, the traditional talent management model faces a new question: why surrender a share of brand revenues when creators can run the business themselves?
By: Indrani Bose
Lalit Gangwar, Chief Operating Officer, Pocket FM pointed to the shortcomings of the wider short-drama industry's dependence on paid user acquisition, arguing that many platforms are prioritising rapid growth over the development of stories that can retain audiences over time.
