The Indian social media platform Koo, which positioned itself as a competitor to Elon Musk’s X, is ceasing operations after its last-resort acquisition talks with Dailyhunt collapsed.

BENGALURU (Reuters) - Indian social media platform Koo is discontinuing its services, its top boss said in a social media post. "Our partnership talks fell through and we will be discontinuing our ...

Koo, the Indian social media app backed by Tiger Global, is shutting down after unsuccessful talks for a sale or merger with companies like DailyHunt. Founder Aprameya Radhakrishna announced the ...

See Zee Business Live TV Streaming Below: The development comes after Twitter has found itself in a fierce tangle with Indian authorities ... or a one-minute video. Koo is available for download on ...

Koo, India's homegrown microblogging platform ... The platform, which supported multiple Indian languages, attracted high-profile celebrities as users (the founders say that the platform had ...

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian social-media app Koo is witnessing a surge in popularity, fuelled by politicians and others flocking to it after U.S. rival Twitter Inc refused to follow a government ...

Twitter's rival in India, Koo has crossed 1 crore (10 million) downloads in the short period since its launch in March 2020. Koo, which came into prominence after the Indian right wing ecosystem ...

On its page on Google Play Store, Koo calls itself, "a personal updates and opinion-sharing micro-blogging platform". It empowers people to express their thoughts in Indian languages with a strong ...

Indian government ... around the world. The Koo app is available for both Android and iOS users and can be downloaded on the Google Play and Apple App Store. To download, simply search for the ...

Click here to subscribe for free.) Indian social-media app Koo is witnessing a surge in popularity, fuelled by politicians and others flocking to it after U.S. rival Twitter Inc refused to follow ...

Indian social-media app Koo is witnessing a surge in popularity, fuelled by politicians and others flocking to it after US rival Twitter Inc refused to follow a government order to block certain ...