The Pocket FM Story: The Startup that Redefined Serialized Audio Entertainment

· Waltus Publication
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This book presents the remarkable journey of Pocket FM, a six-year-old Indian startup that pioneered serialized audio storytelling and scaled globally to build a billion-dollar business. Written in a Harvard Business School case-study style, the book explores how three co-founders turned a simple idea into a platform with 200 million users, redefined digital entertainment, and captured global markets. It offers deep insights into startup strategy, monetization, global expansion, and the future of transmedia storytelling.
This book presents the remarkable journey of Pocket FM, a six-year-old Indian startup that pioneered serialized audio storytelling and scaled globally to build a billion-dollar business. Written in a Harvard Business School case-study style, the book explores how three co-founders turned a simple...

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27 reviews
Shah Saifi
October 15, 2026
Itne gande writer, sirf story ko lamba kheenchte hen, author sirf ek choti si story likhta he, beech beech me sirf dialogue ye hote hen( wo chup khada tha, uska munh sapat tha, ek shab bhi nahin bola, usne koi bhi cheez nikali wo uska guroor tha ya uski hesiyat thi y, kuch ese hi dialogue beech daal dete hen), isse acha aap log bank loot lo
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Hemant singh Kushwaha
September 28, 2026
Why are there no videos of Bhramhoddha Tha Destroy after 980 episode's
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pankaj maurya
October 10, 2025
ek jaadoo ki Tarah h waki yah kamal k hai
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