As a debate continues on ‘net neutrality’, the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) on Wednesday alleged that Trai was furthering the agenda of telecom operators on this issue, even as
Indian online travel agency Cleartrip on Wednesday said it is opting out of Facebook’s Internet.org platform. In a blog post Cleartrip has reacted to the latest debate on Internet freedom in India
Zomato, among India’s biggest internet companies, has acquired data firm MaplePOS to expand beyond restaurant reviews, into online table reservations and payment, a top executive said on Tuesday. Zomato, which is present
‘Net Neutrality Reactions’ “Ending Net-neutrality will squeeze out start-ups who will have to pay distributors to offer their apps at the same level as the larger player. This will monopolise the service for
Opinion about ‘Net Neutrality’— “If we have freedom of speech, freedom of following a religion, freedom to get education, it’s not fair to discriminate the Internet contents. I would consider it as basic
“Net neutrality (also network neutrality, Internet neutrality, or net equality) is the principle that Internet service providers and governments should treat all data on the Internet equally, not discriminating or charging differentially by
Mr. Richard Tan, MD & Director, ADATA Technology India Pvt Ltd Q – Is it a fair practice to allow ISPs and TSPs to determine which services/apps customers should use? Ans –
Stand-up comedy group AIB has returned with an online video, “Save The Internet”, three months after their show “AIB Knockout” had kicked up a controversy. The earlier show, which featured Bollywood celebrities
The latest entrepreneur to join the debate on net neutrality is Zomato founder and CEO Deepinder Goyal. Late Friday night he tweeted, “Couldn’t have built Zomato if we had a competitor on
Less than a week after news broke that Airtel was planning to charge extra for access to VoIP services on its 3G network, the company backtracked on Monday and announced it will
The Federal Communications Commission has taken the first step toward adopting new regulations that could create fast lanes for internet traffic from websites that can afford to pay for the privilege. Thursday’s