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'Indian users are the biggest contributors to Google Maps': Miriam Daniel - Vimarsana News

'Indian users are the biggest contributors to Google Maps': Miriam Daniel

In a single day, Google Maps witnesses over 50 million searches across multiple languages that power over 2.5 billion kms of directions in India

Google Maps Feature: Google announces new Maps feature to save you money and more - Vimarsana News

Google Maps Feature: Google announces new Maps feature to save you money and more

Google announced new features for Indian users, including Address Descriptors to find locations based on landmarks. Lens in Maps allows users to view

Mint Explainer: The mercurial rise of India-focused LLMs - Vimarsana News

Mint Explainer: The mercurial rise of India-focused LLMs

Ola co-founder Bhavish Aggarwal’s new company, Krutrim, is the latest to join the growing band of companies that are focusing on building India-specific large language models–the need of the hour but easier said than done, given high computing costs and paucity of good Indian datasets

Canada's news media wins big ad battle, Google to pay them $75m a year; Could India strike a similar deal? | India News - Vimarsana News

Canada's news media wins big ad battle, Google to pay them $75m a year; Could India strike a similar deal? | India News

India News: After years of harsh negotiations and pressure tactics, which saw many social media platforms block news content in Canada to avoid having to compensa

Booking.com using MakeMyTrip trademarks in Google Ads does not amount to infringement: Delhi High Court - Vimarsana News

Booking.com using MakeMyTrip trademarks in Google Ads does not amount to infringement: Delhi High Court

A Division Bench said that mere use of trademarks as keywords by competitors absent any confusion or deceit, does not per se amount to infringing use.