Cutting advertising meant losing revenue in exchange for trust. For DailySocial, it was a worthy tradeoff, says founder Rama Mamuaya.

The company has increased the number of events it runs four-fold, while lowering costs by 15 percent, says events head Razlan Manjaji.

From media to technology, different phases of our journey will make us a different company. But what helps us navigate the journey is the ambition to unlock human potential, says co-founder Shobhit Banga.

“Our mission is to share the joy, the power, and the value in listening,” says Roby Alampay, the founder of Puma Podcast.

As a media company, if you're not serving your users, why do you exist? Grace Clapham at Facebook has some advice on how to build your community.

The rise of esports is just as much about a new world of gameplay as it is the birth of a new form of entertainment, explains What’s The Meta Today’s founder Mariah Ahmad.

I want to see a world where people are criticized for their bad behavior, not for their gender and sexual orientation, says Myanmar podcaster and feminist activist Nandar.

You can’t serve an audience if you don’t first learn how to empathise with them, according to Wapatoa’s co-founder Alix Feschotte.

Reader-centric decision-making requires an entire organization to shift its mindset, say Malaysiakini’s Lynn D'Cruz and New Naratif’s Deborah Augustin.

Instagram’s Nicci Meek on explains shareable and saveable content is king.

When journalists focus on niche beats and not compete with the attention economy, the industry wins, says Substack’s McKenzie.

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