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Amazon Enables 50 Million MSMEs With Digital Procurement Before Festive Season
Over 50 million Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises in India, who have GST and Business PAN (B-PAN), can have digital procurement access through Amazon Business ahead of the upcoming festive season, the global e-commerce giant said on Thursday
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Hong Kong’s Largest Digital Bank ZA Now Offers Direct Crypto Trading Services for Retail Users
Hong Kong's ZA Bank now enables users to buy and sell Bitcoin and Ether directly using fiat currencies, HKD and USD. This service aims to simplify crypto access for retail users—those trading for personal gains—while offering benefits like zero commission for a limited time.
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Starlink Set to Gain GMPCS Licence to Offer Satellite Communication Services in India: Report
Starlink is set to get the government's approval to offer its services in the country, according to a report. The SpaceX subsidiary is expected to soon offer Internet access to individual customers and organisations in India, after the company reportedly agreed to comply with the country's rules related to data storage.
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Amazon Seeks Regulatory Approval to Launch Project Kuiper Satellite Internet Services in India: Report
Amazon's Project Kuiper could be launched in India in the coming months, as the US based company has applied for approval to operate its satellite-based broadband internet services in the country. Amazon's Kuiper Systems will rely on a constellation of 3,236 satellites that are located in low Earth orbit (LEO) to provide access to low-latency and...
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Twitter Updates Developer Terms to Ban Third-Party Clients Like Tweetbot, Twitterific
Twitter has introduced new developer terms that prohibit all third-party clients on the platform. The company's 5,000-word developer agreement was quietly modified with a provision that disallows the "use or access the Licensed Materials to create or attempt to create a substitute or similar service or product to the Twitter Applications." Even bef...
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YouTube to Certify Health Care Providers' Channels to Curb Misinformation Among 2 Billion Users
YouTube on Thursday announced that the service would allow doctors, nurses, and other professionals working in the health care industry to apply to have their YouTube accounts certified. To access the program, healthcare professionals must offer proof of their professional licenses, follow best practices for sharing science-based health information...
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White House Said to Be in Talks With Elon Musk to Set Up Starlink in Iran, Circumvent Internet Restrictions
Elon Musk and the White House are said to be in talks to set up the former's SpaceX satellite internet services Starlink in Iran, where Internet access remains restricted over widespread national protests over the death of Mahsa Amini in police custody. Last month, the US Treasury Department last month said that some satellite Internet equipment ca...
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Elon Musk's SpaceX to Seek Permit for Starlink Satellite Internet Services in India: Report
Elon Musk's SpaceX will be the third company to seek permission to launch the company's Starlink Internet services in India, according to a report. The company will reportedly seek statutory approvals from the government, on order to obtain landing rights and access to the market. Starlink was asked by the government to refund pre-orders of its sat...
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PayPal Access in Indonesia Temporarily Restored After Blocking Over Licensing Rules Sparks Backlash
Indonesia has temporarily opened access to PayPal to allow users to access their money, after a block on online services triggered a backlash in the country. The government blocked PayPal, Yahoo, and several gaming services for failing to meet a deadline under the country’s licencing rules, introduced in 2020. Users in Indonesia will have access ...
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DoT Amends Licenses to Defer Spectrum Dues Payment
The Department of Telecom (DoT) has amended the unified access services license to defer payments of the spectrum auction instalments due for 2020-21 and 2021-22, operationalising the committee of secretaries' decision to allow a two-year moratorium.
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Amazon Enables 50 Million MSMEs With Digital Procurement Before Festive Season
Over 50 million Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises in India, who have GST and Business PAN (B-PAN), can have digital procurement access through Amazon Business ahead of the upcoming festive season, the global e-commerce giant said on Thursday
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Hong Kong’s Largest Digital Bank ZA Now Offers Direct Crypto Trading Services for Retail Users
Hong Kong's ZA Bank now enables users to buy and sell Bitcoin and Ether directly using fiat currencies, HKD and USD. This service aims to simplify crypto access for retail users—those trading for personal gains—while offering benefits like zero commission for a limited time.
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Starlink Set to Gain GMPCS Licence to Offer Satellite Communication Services in India: Report
Starlink is set to get the government's approval to offer its services in the country, according to a report. The SpaceX subsidiary is expected to soon offer Internet access to individual customers and organisations in India, after the company reportedly agreed to comply with the country's rules related to data storage.
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Amazon Seeks Regulatory Approval to Launch Project Kuiper Satellite Internet Services in India: Report
Amazon's Project Kuiper could be launched in India in the coming months, as the US based company has applied for approval to operate its satellite-based broadband internet services in the country. Amazon's Kuiper Systems will rely on a constellation of 3,236 satellites that are located in low Earth orbit (LEO) to provide access to low-latency and...
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Twitter Updates Developer Terms to Ban Third-Party Clients Like Tweetbot, Twitterific
Twitter has introduced new developer terms that prohibit all third-party clients on the platform. The company's 5,000-word developer agreement was quietly modified with a provision that disallows the "use or access the Licensed Materials to create or attempt to create a substitute or similar service or product to the Twitter Applications." Even bef...
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YouTube to Certify Health Care Providers' Channels to Curb Misinformation Among 2 Billion Users
YouTube on Thursday announced that the service would allow doctors, nurses, and other professionals working in the health care industry to apply to have their YouTube accounts certified. To access the program, healthcare professionals must offer proof of their professional licenses, follow best practices for sharing science-based health information...
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White House Said to Be in Talks With Elon Musk to Set Up Starlink in Iran, Circumvent Internet Restrictions
Elon Musk and the White House are said to be in talks to set up the former's SpaceX satellite internet services Starlink in Iran, where Internet access remains restricted over widespread national protests over the death of Mahsa Amini in police custody. Last month, the US Treasury Department last month said that some satellite Internet equipment ca...
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Elon Musk's SpaceX to Seek Permit for Starlink Satellite Internet Services in India: Report
Elon Musk's SpaceX will be the third company to seek permission to launch the company's Starlink Internet services in India, according to a report. The company will reportedly seek statutory approvals from the government, on order to obtain landing rights and access to the market. Starlink was asked by the government to refund pre-orders of its sat...
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PayPal Access in Indonesia Temporarily Restored After Blocking Over Licensing Rules Sparks Backlash
Indonesia has temporarily opened access to PayPal to allow users to access their money, after a block on online services triggered a backlash in the country. The government blocked PayPal, Yahoo, and several gaming services for failing to meet a deadline under the country’s licencing rules, introduced in 2020. Users in Indonesia will have access ...
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DoT Amends Licenses to Defer Spectrum Dues Payment
The Department of Telecom (DoT) has amended the unified access services license to defer payments of the spectrum auction instalments due for 2020-21 and 2021-22, operationalising the committee of secretaries' decision to allow a two-year moratorium.
