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9 works· latest 2022· 3 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0003-1309-2947

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Platform ecosystems, market hierarchies and the megacorp: The case of Reliance Jio2022 · 49 citations
The Unbearable Liveness of News Television in India2015 · 20 citations
Provincialising Bollywood? Cultural economy of north-Indian small-town nostalgia in the Indian multiplex2013 · 20 citations
The Aesthetics of Pirate Modernities: Bhojpuri Cinema and the Underclasses2014 · 14 citations
Bhojpuri Consolidations in the Hindi Territory: Infrastructure, Aesthetics, and Competing Masculinities in North India2016 · 13 citations

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Platform ecosystems, market hierarchies and the megacorp: The case of Reliance Jio

Media Culture & Society·2022·2 authors

49citations

Informality in the Time of Platformization

Media Industries·2019·1 author·Open access

10citations

Media Portfolios after Credit Scoring: Attention, Prediction, and Advertising in Indian Media Networks

Postmodern Culture·2018·1 author

10citations

Bhojpuri Consolidations in the Hindi Territory: Infrastructure, Aesthetics, and Competing Masculinities in North India

BioScope South Asian Screen Studies·2016·1 author

13citations

Bhojpuri Cinema and the “Rearguard”: Gendered Leisure, Gendered Promises

Quarterly Review of Film and Video·2016·1 author

7citations

The Unbearable Liveness of News Television in India

Television & New Media·2015·1 author

20citations

Satyamev Jayate: Return of the Star as a Sacrificial Figure

South Asia Journal of South Asian Studies·2014·1 author

8citations

The Aesthetics of Pirate Modernities: Bhojpuri Cinema and the Underclasses

·2014·1 author·other

14citations

Provincialising Bollywood? Cultural economy of north-Indian small-town nostalgia in the Indian multiplex

South Asian Popular Culture·2013·1 author

20citations