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This Week in Disruptive Tech | July 29, 2020: A roundup of news and perspectives on how technology is shaping the future, here in India and across the world
Who took away my film?
Will streaming services decimate movie theatres now? Damodar and Harsh Mall debate what entertainment will look like post-pandemic
WFH Daily #129: Value lies in the eye of the beholder
July 30: Five must read books; Ben Evans on the conflicts tech regulators face; WFH blues
Rashid Khan: A voice as pure as the rain
His dulcet baritone could create such slow burn performances, mesmerising the audience. This is the second piece on the eternal genius, that delves into the traditions of Hindustani Classical Music and Rashid Khan’s legacy
WFH Daily #130: What the New Education Policy gets right
July 31: Slow down, take time out; will streaming services decimate movie theatres; what the New Education Policy gets right; what to do about ads?
WFH Daily #131: Zakir Hussain on why he loves to work with younger people
August 1, 2020: How do you come up with brilliant ideas; how elite economists are hurting economics; think outside the box
WFH Daily #132: FF Recommends, take an audit of what you do
August 2, 2020: Five reasons why the coronavirus nightmare may soon be over; reimagine work; why you should build both WFH and WFO muscles
WFH Daily #133: How to negotiate
August 3, 2020: Chris Voss on how to bargain; Beijing as seen from Washington; understanding Platform Power; combustible Mondays
A platform approach to bridging India’s healthcare gap
No single entity can solve COVID-19. So, a diverse group of individuals and institutions came together to launch telemedicine app Swasth. But can it develop into a public utility, providing quality healthcare to citizens? An interview with Nachiket Mor, who’s on the governing council of Swasth