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I wish more news outlets would write news like this. So much value-less fluff now a days, all to improve a "time spent on page" metric, which they hope might po
by rmbyrro 2y ago
I wish more news outlets would write news like this. So much value-less fluff now a days, all to improve a "time spent on page" metric, which they hope might possibly translate into more $ads.
- cool_dude85 2y agoThe problem is, you need a lot of prior knowledge to make any sense of it. What has happened to cause the value of Byju to fall? What does Byju even do? I read the "article" and have no clue.
- n_ary 2y agoIt feels more like a private tweet than an article. For anyone else curious, Byju is an online EdTech who also paired with a offline tutoring business paying $1B (600MM cash and rest in stocks). Unfortunately, they failed to become profitable and folded. Though, I am very curious, how they fail to generate any revenue from their offline wing(Aakash), as private tutoring centers(or local term: coaching centers?) are immensely popular in South Asia and it always baffled my mind that, children and young adult has to attend school as well as these centers to excel in class. Sometimes, the same people teaching in school has these tutoring business after school and it is a common practice to seek these kinds of things.
- rmbyrro 2y agoThere's a Byju tag right below the news piece. If you click on it, it'll lead to a timeline providing you with more context.