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Our latest Digest was on the demise of American streaming service Quibi, but also streaming services across the world. Here our algorithm highlighted the cover story for the Hindu Business Line, which digs into the state of Bollywood, streaming and remakes of South Indian films.
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Hindu Business Line
Bollywood goes South in search of hitmakers
Diwali release — these are two humongous words for the Hindi film industry, an annual make-or-break carnival at the box-office for the scores of films that time their release around this big festival. Until, that is, Covid-19 arrived on the scene, much like rain on a child’s stash of Diwali fireworks. But there is one cracker yet that promises to light up screens with a bang: Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar’s Laxmmi Bomb is set to be globally streamed on Disney+Hotstar VIP on November 9, just before Diwali.
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Four Types of Scandals Utility Companies Get Into With Money From Your Electric Bills
This week, a Richmond Times-Dispatch and ProPublica investigation found that Dominion Energy, Virginia’s largest public utility, successfully lobbied to reshape a major climate bill to cover its massive offshore wind project. The move shifted risk from the company’s shareholders to its ratepayers. As a result of the legislation, a typical residential customer’s bill is projected to increase by nearly $30 per month over the next decade
A gem from local news
Deepnews.ai loves local news. There is a a lot of excellent reporting from outlets that you may not have heard of around the world, covering their communities in ways that have national or international implications.
This week our algorithm highlighted a piece from the Richmond Times-Dispatch in Virginia, done in partnership with non-profit ProPublica. It digs into lobbying by large energy companies, and how it can have effects down to citizens’ wallets.
Chosen by Christopher Brennan, Editor
A gem from the
world of research
Our algorithm looks for quality content beyond the realm of traditional news outlets. This includes think tanks, trade magazines, and projects of all shapes and sizes digging into niche issues.
Here is a piece from New Mandala, an outlet focused on Southeast Asia hosted at Australian National University, about foreign policy, Indonesia, and ethnic Chinese people living there. In-depth research you might have missed.
Chosen by Christopher Brennan, Editor
New Mandala
How China’s foreign policy shapes prejudice against Chinese Indonesians
How do Indonesians’ views on the People’s Republic of China at large shape their attitudes towards Chinese Indonesians? Do China’s domestic and foreign policy actions have consequences on prejudice towards Chinese Indonesians? Our study finds that they do indirectly, by first affecting the benefits and drawbacks that Indonesians perceive in fostering close Sino-Indonesian relations.
