The media and entertainment industry faces huge challenges to adapt. Platform companies that offer media services are leading the disruption and forcing traditional media companies to either become like them or join them.Technology adoptions are costly, and consumers demand more. It is a race to diversify beyond traditional and existing...

Approximately one-third of the world’s population is made up of 2 billion young people under 18. They make up half the population in the least developed nations and less than a quarter in the most industrialised ones. Their challenges range from basic survival to discrimination and exploitation. Moreover, there are myriad...

Understanding Media TrainingMedia training involves developing skills to effectively communicate with the media, including how to handle interviews, deliver key messages, and manage public relations.Here are some key areas that should be typically included in media training:  1. Message Development: Crafting clear, concise, and absorbing messages that align and resonate...

We live in the 21st century, in this age of cut-throat competition; the role of education is becoming tougher & tougher with each passing year. There are few countries in the world that have as many universities and academics of specialised learning as India. Its position is high on the...

The role of teachers today is changing from simply distributing knowledge to heeding comprehensive feedback and high-quality assessment of the students. Rather than being teachers literally, they are becoming schools in themselves, imparting both knowledge, skills, and attributes to one and all. In this way, they produce an entire batch...