Apple Vs Fortnite: It’s not just about the money
This Week in Disruptive Tech | August 20, 2020: A roundup of news and perspectives on how technology is shaping the future, here in India and across the world
Trending Articles
Stay on top of what readers are engaging with right now.
Showing 1061–1070 of 2018 articles
Trending This Week
The most-read stories right now, ranked by readership and recency.
WFH Daily #150: Laws of velocity for a digital world
August 20, 2020: Laws of velocity; LGBT inclusion; Vikram Sarabhai; Bureaucracy
WFH Daily #149: From good to great in the age of AI
August 19, 2020: Gary Kasparov on AI; Shravan Bhat on financial freedom; Santosh & Pallavi Desai on starting up
A beer of silent triumph
Financial independence was always hard. The pandemic just made it harder.
Dad, I want to start up!
Pallavi Desai wanted to start up seven years ago. Her dad Santosh Desai had serious reservations. She finally launched Creatures of Habit in February 2020. In Episode #4 of TAMG, they share the passions and anxieties, the highs and lows, as Pallavi set up an apparel label.
WFH Daily #148: Why are Japanese businesses so good at surviving crises?
August 18, 2020: The horses that control our lives; community over profits; saying “that’s all right”
WFH Daily #147:How to become a genius
August 17, 2020: How to become a genius; The future of WFH; Don’t cut on marketing; How to argue when at WFH
WFH Daily #146: FF Recommends | Note Taking Apps
August 16, 2020: Meditation techniques; FF Recommends: Note Taking Apps; Set up your desk; Choose Webinars Wisely
WFH Daily #145: Independence Day Special | Six books for our times
August 15, 2020: Independence Day Special | Six books for our times; a personal history of the internet (25th anniversary of VSNL launching internet in India); think outside the box
A brief history of the internet in India
It’s the 25th anniversary of Videsh Sanchar Nigam Limited (VSNL) launching the first publicly available internet service in India. Charles Assisi recounts his early experience with the technology that killed distance and democratised knowledge
