Social media platform X, formerly Twitter, now officially allows pornographic content on its platform under its updated policy. "Sexual expression, whether visual or written, can be a legitimate form of artistic expression," the platform stated. "We believe in the autonomy…
Instagram has introduced a new interactive sticker called, "Message to reveal", where you can ask your followers to send you a message to see what you have posted. Applying the "Message to reveal" sticker creates a blur effect over your…
"Step into spring with new YouTube Shopping features." YouTube is introducing "Shopping Collections", a brand-new feature that allows creators to curate products from their favorite brands - or their own line. With this, you can pick a selection of products…
Who doesn't love a good April Fool's joke? In 2024, brands have taken over social media with pranks, comedy and fake announcements to kick the new month into action with a good dose of laughter. Here are some unforgettable creatives:…
In a new trial, Sprite has removed the labels from the front of its bottles to stand out from its competition and boost recycling efforts. Their 500ml Sprite and Sprite Zero bottles will have their labels temporarily removed during the…
Zoya Akhtar's highly-anticipated Netflix film 'The Archies' has cooked up a marketing storm with dazzling collaborations it has stacked up ahead of its release. An adaptation of the famed comic, this latest movie brings Riverdale to India with evergreen material,…
India has begun to deliver services more digitally and build language datasets through Bhashini, an AI-led language translation system. This system creates an open source database in local languages for creating AI tools. It includes a crowdsourcing initiative for people…
Amid outrage over a surge of deepfake videos on social media, India's Union Minister of Electronics and Information Technology has taken action. Rajeev Chandrasekhar has told the media that a meeting was held with some of the key digital platforms…
Microsoft's cofounder Bill Gates believes that technology will not replace humans but could make a 3-day work week possible. The billionaire shared his views during a 45-minute conversation with comedian and writer Trevor Noah on his podcast 'What Now'. Gates…
