Asia’s startups in November
November 2021 saw, amongst other tech news, the continuing rise in popularity of NFTs – nonfungible tokens – and the technologies, platforms, developments and innovations connected with them. Industries across the board started to noticeably pay attention, with a number of projects and experiments in the overall NFT space surfacing, from publishers looking at monetizing photojournalism, through to K-Pop music labels exploring fan-focused add-ons.
And we also had word of Wild Digital Group‘s next conference, an exploration of all things crypto-related, set for April 12 & 13 2022.
Daily technology news headlines from across South and Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand, are delivered – free of charge – via Startup News Asia’s social media channels and mobile app; and Asia’s broad tech news is also collected in e-newsletter digest format.
- India’s startup news: November 2021
- Indonesia’s startup news: November 2021
- Japan’s startup news: November 2021
- South Korea’s startup news: November 2021
- Malaysia’s startup news: November 2021
- New Zealand’s startup news: November 2021
- The Philippines’ startup news: November 2021
- Singapore’s startup news: November 2021
- Taiwan’s startup news: November 2021
- Vietnam’s startup news: November 2021
‘Quieter’ jurisdictions
When we say ‘quieter’, we mean locations in Asia that, for whatever reason, have a lower volume of tech and startup news coverage out in the English-language online press.
Thailand, Myanmar, Sri Lanka and Cambodia each, for different reasons, have lower levels of startup news coverage, and so we’ve consolidated the four of them on one page, linked below:
- Cambodia’s startup news: November 2021
- Myanmar’s startup news: November 2021
- Sri Lanka’s startup news: November 2021
- Thailand’s startup news: November 2021
Asia’s tech news: Other editions
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