JS: The iconic magazine which ‘invented’ the Indian teenager
Chatty, irreverent and engaged, JS was more than a magazine – it shaped an Indian cosmopolitanism.
Similar Posts
The Future of Food: Lab-Grown Meat and Sustainable Dining
The way we eat has always evolved with technology—from the invention of agriculture thousands of years ago to the rise of fast food in the 20th century. Now, a new frontier is emerging in the food industry: lab-grown meat. Sometimes called “cultivated meat,” this innovation promises to transform how we produce and consume protein, offering…
Ignacio E. Lozano Jr., longtime La Opinión publisher, dies at 96
Ignacio E. Lozano Jr. loved to tell the story about arriving in Los Angeles in 1948 from the University of Notre Dame with a journalism degree, taking a look at his family’s business — and immediately fearing it was doomed. His father, Ignacio E. Lozano Sr., was a pioneering publisher who founded a Spanish-language daily…
Tiger Woods and Nike end 27-year partnership
Woods became synonymous with Nike as they joined forces on his rise to the top in the late 1990s.
Microsoft’s OpenAI Investment Could Face EU Probe
Updated Jan. 9, 2024 8:12 am ET The European Union is considering whether to launch a review of Microsoft’s investment in ChatGPT maker OpenAI under the bloc’s merger regulations, a month after the U.K. said it was also weighing whether the tech partnership could have an impact on competition. The European Commission, the EU’s executive…
Experts Have Been Predicting The Death Of Cable TV For Years. Is The End Now In Sight?
While it’s been evident for quite some that the future of cable TV rests on shaky ground, we are now seeing clear signs of the disruption the introduction of streaming and shifting viewing habits has had on the industry. The challenges that lie ahead were laid bare in the recent standoff between Disney and Charter…
Tesla on two wheels? India’s Ola Electric feels the strains of success | Reuters News Agency
AutomotiveBusiness & Finance 28 November 2023, 4:40 am 1 minute Reuters reported that Bhavish Aggarwal, India’s answer to Elon Musk, is racing to roll out millions of electric scooters and speed his nation to a cleaner future. Some of his mechanics can’t keep up, though. Aggarwal’s Ola Electric, which he likens to Tesla in the…
