http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org About journalism with an online bias Wed, 21 Apr 2010 05:57:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org/2006/06/digital-living-were-catching-up/ http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org/2006/06/digital-living-were-catching-up/#comments Thu, 29 Jun 2006 17:08:09 +0000 Subhash http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org/archives/61 Parks Associates, a U.S. market research organisation has researched on digital living trends in 13 markets in Asia, Europe and North America. India finds mention but only at the the very end. Here’s a BBC report. Nevertheless it should please many.

]]> Parks Associates, a U.S. market research organisation has researched on digital living trends in 13 markets in Asia, Europe and North America. India finds mention but only at the the very end. Here’s a BBC report. Nevertheless it should please many.

]]> http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org/2006/06/digital-living-were-catching-up/feed/ 0 http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org/2006/04/mobile-but-smart/ http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org/2006/04/mobile-but-smart/#comments Fri, 28 Apr 2006 05:58:56 +0000 Subhash http://www.indianonlinejournalism.org/2006/04/28/mobile-but-smart/ SMS cutting into voice usage, says a study from IDC India. In fact, no surprises here. But the fact that “user[s] sends 6 messages (SMS) in a day and receive 8,” on average, owing essentially to intrusive marketing, is evident. TRAI has to implement punitive measures to curb this annoying strategy by the hordes of [...]]]> SMS cutting into voice usage, says a study from IDC India. In fact, no surprises here. But the fact that “user[s] sends 6 messages (SMS) in a day and receive 8,” on average, owing essentially to intrusive marketing, is evident. TRAI has to implement punitive measures to curb this annoying strategy by the hordes of marketers. The chief culprits seem to be banks peddling either credit cards or loans.

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