4 Indian Social Media Articles Worth Reading This Weekend

by Prasant Naidu on December 2, 2021

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The week has been about some more Facebook arrests, 66-A and not to forget that we turned two! Campaigns from Samsung Mobile India attempting a Guinness Record, Audi India’s joining hands with Race-2, etc. impressed us along with some very cool bunch of mobile apps such as WooMe, Instatown, etc.

So, here are some interesting articles that we have curated for your weekend reading pleasure.

1. Why Mobile First is not the Right Strategy: Surprised? Even I was but after reading the post you would agree to Pravin and his thoughts. From building a right product, to building right mobile strategy, to apps like Instagram, Whatsapp, etc. he discusses all aspect is his post. Read the entire story here.

2. New Indian plagiarism: Rajyasree shares her thoughts on the recent plagiarism controversy between LiveMint and The New Indian Express. The article not only talks about how The New Indian Express lifted paragraphs from here and there from an earlier post of Livemint but also highlights how today even if you steal a word or a line, it could be highlighted in minutes. Read the entire story here.

3. How blogging changed my life: Alok who has been an active blogger along with possessing other skill sets takes you through the journey of how all it started. Why he started blogging, what was the need, what did he contribute and what followed after that. A great example and story to be read. Read the entire story here.

4. Free press in India is a Myth [The counter counter article mainstream media did not publish]: Mahesh is at his best in this article and no print media will publish this story. The strange part is that we all know what has been said in this post is all true but we will live with the myth. A great post that discusses that there is no free press in India. Read the entire story here.

We hope that you enjoy our curated list for this week and do let us know if you would like to add some more articles to the list. You can always leave them as a comment or tweet us at @LHInsights.

Happy Sunday!