Ashwin Suresh and Anirudh Pandita, Founders of Pocket Aces, will continue to remain shareholders and members of the Board of Directors of the Company, while running Loco, the game streaming platform incubated at Pocket Aces, which was recently spun-off into a separate entity

In an exhaustive interview with BuzzInContent, the founders of the content company, Ashwin Suresh, Aditi Shrivastava, and Anirudh Pandita, talk about their expansion plans, content strategy and perspective on the content marketing space growing in India

Aditi Srivastava, Co-Founder and CEO of Pocket Aces, said that the decision had been taken to keep the ‘operating model agile and resilient'

The two have entered into a multi-pronged strategic alliance which is aimed at bolstering Loco's leadership as India's homegrown game streaming platform

Animated content for long in India has failed to deliver value due to quality issues. But the Covid-19 crisis came as a shot in the arm for animation, which has come to the rescue of brands and publishers. BuzzInContent.com finds how the animation space is redefining itself from being a children genre to be accepted by all

Namooney is a 20-episode series launched on Jambo's YouTube channel on May 16. The channel targets Hindi-belt states across India and aims to produce four animated web series in 2020

Many brands that want to continue communicating with consumers have found content marketing and branded content as their saviours

BuzzInContent finds out from India's major content platforms their strategies to keep the content flow uninterrupted and various methodologies adapted for continuous engagement with the audience

The short-form video channel of Pocket Aces clocked 923 million views and 2.62k uploads in 2019 on Instagram

BuzzInContent rewinds and reviews its most impactful and engaging stories in 2019 and compiles them for readers

The company that runs socially distributed channels - FilterCopy (short videos), Gobble (food and lifestyle videos), Dice Media - will utilize the fresh capital to invest in content, technology, and talent

The platform partners with Indian media brands who will create made-for-mobile publisher stories and TV-like shows for Snapchat, across multiple genres