India must revolutionize its digital media industry with blockchain

India must revolutionize its digital media industry with blockchain

There won’t be a better chance for India to unlock the full potential of blockchain tech in the digital media industry. India has more than 65% of ut population below the age of 35, with the average age nationwide being 29 years old. Additionally, out of India’s 1.3 billion people, only half currently use mobile phones, and less than half of this number are smartphones.Even though India is one of the world’s most populated countries, internet usage remains at 41%, with 700 million Indians currently connected to the internet. This leaves incredible room for growth in India, which lags....


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