Asianet News Media & Entertainment Pvt. Ltd. has undergone a strategic rebranding, emerging as Asianxt Digital Technologies Pvt. Ltd., in a bold move to reinforce its commitment to a tech-driven, digital-first identity.
The media-tech entity announced this transformation as part of its broader strategy, aimed at expanding into new products and markets.
Highlighting the significance of this shift, the company emphasized its dedication to maintaining a pioneering stance in the dynamic media landscape and delivering innovative content to its diverse audience.
Asianxt Digital Technologies is set to leverage its existing platforms, notably the multilingual digital news and entertainment hub, Asianetnews.com, catering to audiences in eight languages.
The company, now Asianxt Digital Technologies, is the proprietor of the Asianet News Network, encompassing news brands such as Asianet News (Malayalam), Asianet Suvarna News (Kannada), and the Kannada Prabha daily. Its diverse portfolio also includes IndigoMusic.com.
In tandem with this comprehensive transformation, Asianxt Digital Technologies unveiled a new brand logo and identity.
The redesigned logo signifies the company’s renewed focus on pioneering the future of media-tech. This strategic move positions Asianxt Digital Technologies at the forefront of the evolving media landscape, poised to continue delivering cutting-edge content and services to its audience.
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