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The Extra Hurdles Pattern-Breaking Founders Face With The VC Industry - Vimarsana News

The Extra Hurdles Pattern-Breaking Founders Face With The VC Industry

Explore the challenges startups face when defying VC norms, with insights on the growing hurdles for atypical founders in 2024.

Source: forbes.com
Live TV reigns supreme in the UK, but streaming gains traction - Vimarsana News

Live TV reigns supreme in the UK, but streaming gains traction

A new report by consumer research company GWI reveals that while streaming services are on the rise, traditional broadcast TV remains the king of British media consumption. According to the study, nearly two-thirds (64%) of Britons' TV viewing time i

Hotspots: October 2021's Top Trends Observations - Vimarsana News

Hotspots: October 2021's Top Trends Observations

Hotspots bring you the Mintel Trends team’s top observations on product and service launches from around the world.

Source: mintel.com
Hotspots: May 2021's Top Trends Observations - Vimarsana News

Hotspots: May 2021's Top Trends Observations

May 25th, 2021 Hotspots brings you the Mintel Trends team’s top observations on product and service launches from around the world. From a major mobile brand adding two endangered Brazilian indigenous languages to its Android operating system to vacant retail units converted into venues that are designed to benefit the community and planet, check out the most innovative global initiatives happening this month. Brazil – Amazon Mode On Motorola, the second most used mobile phone brand in South America, added two endangered Brazilian indigenous languages to its Android operating system smart...

Source: mintel.com
Google Maps Data Shows We Drink More, Eat a Lot of Sweets - Vimarsana News

Google Maps Data Shows We Drink More, Eat a Lot of Sweets

autoevolution 29 Jan 2021, 17:00 UTC · by 1 photo Google has provided us with a closer look at the searches people have made on Google Maps, thus comparing the December 2020-January 2021 trends with the ones recorded in December 2019-January 2020 when we were still living a normal life. As it turns out, quite a lot has changed in the meantime, and needless to say, our traveling interests have been particularly impacted by the global health crisis. Google Maps numbers show that in January 2020, searches for island destinations increased by no less than 40 percent, while this month, thes...