US EditionSocial Media, Food Delivery Apps Transforming Food Culture in Urban India: IIT Guwahati Study
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Social media, food delivery apps transforming food culture in urban India: IIT Guwahati study
A recent study by the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Guwahati reveals that the rise of social media and food delivery applications is dramatically transforming food habits and consumption patterns in urban India.
The idea of brainwashing often seems like a remnant from the Cold War era – combined with political re-education programs or authoritarian regimes. However, according to cultural scientist Rebecca Lemov from Harvard University, the targeted manipulation of thoughts is more alive than ever – only occurs in new digital garments (via press text). From shock to disorientation Modern brainwashing does not start with violence or imprisonment, but more…
How Social Media Influencers Are Changing the Way We Eat – Mountain West Wire
As you scroll through your feed, it’s hard not to salivate over the countless mouthwatering dishes, viral recipes, and offbeat cooking hacks. Did you realize that 77% of Americans now choose their food based on trends they’ve seen online? With picture-perfect avocado toast and sharing-size loaded fries, the way we eat and what we eat has shifted thanks to social media. Instagram and TikTok have reshaped food culture, with influencers like the In…
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