Scroll is an independent news venture firm that offers services for journalists. They offer a newsfeed that brings into sharp focus the most important political and cultural stories that are shaping contemporary India.Scroll Media was founded in 2009 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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Scroll Media

Scroll Media's headquarters in Cambridge, India

This department focuses on creating and refining product designs to enhance user experience and meet market needs.

Product Design

The Editorial Team at Scroll Media is responsible for producing high-quality journalistic content that focuses on significant political and cultural stories in contemporary India. This team comprises various roles including writers, editors, reporters, and correspondents who collaborate to research, write, edit, and publish news articles, features, and opinion pieces. They ensure the accuracy and integrity of the newsfeed, leveraging diverse perspectives and expertise to inform and engage readers effectively. Additionally, the team manages audience interaction and optimizes content for social media to expand readership and foster community engagement.

Editorial Team

The Leadership Team at Scroll Media oversees the strategic direction and operational management of the company. They guide editorial policies, manage financial planning, and ensure the company adheres to its mission of delivering impactful political and cultural news. Through their leadership, they ensure that the platform maintains high journalistic standards and fosters growth.

Leadership Team

This department creates and manages multimedia content, including written articles and video reports.

Media Production

This department specializes in reporting and analyzing political events and issues.

Correspondence Division

This department focuses on developing and managing creative projects and initiatives.

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Correspondence Division

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