Vijaya Karnataka, owned by the Times of India group, has introduced VK Money, the first financial weekly newspaper in Kannada, a release stated. The inaugural edition was published on April 28, 2024 with the aim of connecting with the prosperous Kannada-speaking community.    Spearheaded by the Vijaya Karnataka team, in collaboration with industry stalwarts Mohandas Pai and Prashanth Prakash, the launch of the publication was meticulously executed, drawing on a history of strategic planning and flawless implementation.   Speaking about the need for a financial publication in Kannada, CEO of Bangalore Mirror and Vijaya Karantaka newspapers, Deepak Saluja, said, “ We contacted readers and business executives after observing a market need for a magazine with a business focus. It became clear that Karnataka was producing a lot of wealth as seen by its GDP moving up from ninth to fifth place. The state’s many colleges and universities provide highly employable talent, which lowers

The CNBC TV18 network is on a hiring spree across production and editorial departments for filling positions in the Social Media/Digital Desk besides Non-market Desk Producers, Business/Market Copy Editors and PCR Director, Influencing India has confirmed.   For Social Media Desk, the organisation is looking for a candidate with top-notch exposure to social media platforms with an experience of 2-6 years.   For the role of Non-Market Desk Producers and Business Market Copy Editors, the news agency is looking for candidates good in compiling stories with audience angle, news features with an experience of 2-5 years is a good fit.  The role of PCR-Director is to ensure implementation of run-down plans in real time. Candidates who possess 5-7 years of experience in relevant field can apply for this position.   Interested applicants can share their resumes at careers.editorial@nw18.com with subject line 'CNBC TV18' and the applied role.  

Analytics India Magazine is looking for a senior journalist to join their team in Bengaluru. The role involves creating a content strategy for magazines and managing the editorial team, focusing on topics such as technology innovation, startups, data science, AI and related subjects.   Candidates must have a degree in BTech/Journalism and at least 6 years of relevant experience in the mentioned domains. Additional key skills in journalism, reporting, writing, new media, and English literature would be a bonus.   Interested candidates can apply for the position through the company's LinkedIn page.  

Piyush Pandey has been appointed as the Sub editor at Shreshth Bharat Tv, the journalist announced in a LinkedIn post.    With a background spanning over three years as a Hindi Content Specialist at Inshorts and prior experience as a Content Editor at ETV Bharat, Piyush brings a depth of expertise in content editing and narrative shaping to his new role.   Based in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, his recent LinkedIn announcement reflects his enthusiasm for this latest chapter in his professional endeavours. We wish him the best.    

SBS has unveiled two major initiatives aimed at South Asian Australians, introducing SBS Spice, a new digital platform for Gen Y with a South Asian heritage, and rebranding its PopDesi channel to SBS South Asian. SBS Spice, designed for South Asian Australians aged 20-34, offers engaging content on pop culture, politics, identity, and social change. Led by Executive Producer Dilpreet Kaur Taggar and Digital Content Producer Suhayla Sharif, SBS Spice features video content, podcasts, and social media conversations on platforms like Instagram and YouTube. SBS South Asian, the revamped PopDesi channel, serves as a one-stop destination for all things South Asian. It offers news, current affairs, entertainment, community stories, and music in 10 languages, catering to the diverse South Asian diaspora in Australia. The channel also provides essential services for newly arrived migrants through Australia Explained, available in over 30 languages. Both SBS Spice and SBS South Asian are av

Meagan Loader, former Head of Music and Creative Development at the ABC, has been appointed as the new Chief Curator of the National Film and Sound Archive (NFSA) in Sydney, Radio Info reported. She will oversee the NFSA’s collecting activities and strategy for collection interpretation, programming, and research. Loader takes over from Gayle Lake, who has served as Senior and Chief Curator for 12 years and is retiring in June. NFSA CEO Patrick McIntyre expressed his excitement about Loader's appointment, highlighting her extensive career in executive leadership and program direction in cross-platform audiovisual environments. "I’m really excited to work with Meagan as the institution continues to adapt to the ever-evolving changes in audiovisual production and consumption driven by digital innovation while maintaining our long-established strengths in analogue and physical preservation," said McIntyre. In her statement, Loader said working with the 'talented, passionate team o

New Delhi-based journalist Harsh Kumar has joined Business Standard Newspaper (Print) as a Senior Correspondent, Influencing India has confirmed.  In his new capacity, he will be covering economy, DFS, banking & financial services sector and MSME Ministry updates. He worked as a news correspondent at Outlook Publishing Ltd. and moneycontrol.com before joining Business Standard.