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To Study the Impact of Web Sites and its uses for Watching Web Series and Movies on the Hotel Management Faculty during Lockdown 2020: Pune City
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There has been an exponential rise in the number of people who have subscribed to various streaming sites; the ongoing pandemic has been a catalyst for the same. People now spend a lot of time on various streaming sites for entertainment and gaining knowledge as well. In this paper we have collected the data from various faculty members of hotel management colleges of Pune city. We have adopted random sampling method to collect the data. The purpose of this research is to find out the opinion of various faculty members on these streaming sites.
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Impact, Lockdown, Management, Websites, Web Series
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