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“Rock music is on its way back,” says Barker. “I couldn’t be more proud.”
With TikTok definitively out of the short-video game in India, homegrown apps — like Josh, MX TakaTak, Moj and more — have taken over the country’s social media landscape. A year on, have they filled ...
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ShareChat's Moj has inked a music licensing deal with T-Series, while JioSaavn and Triller have announced a partnership
Just under a month of India banning the video app, there are several competitors big and small wooing creators and users
The music industry depends on TikTok to spark hits, but the Trump administration is considering banning the app in the U.S.
The Ministry of Information Technology cited these as "prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, security of state and public order"
Music suffers a surprising lag while video draws in unprecedented traffic as the nation goes into lockdown
From artist managers to audio engineers to music directors to lyricists and instrumentalists, women get upfront about being at the back of it all
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