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Prasad Says He 'Denied Permission' to Facebook's Free Basics
Prasad on Saturday said he had denied permission to Facebook's Free Basics platform.
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Telecom Regulator To Issue Net Neutrality Recommendations Today
Telecom regulator Trai plans to issue the much-awaited recommendations on Net neutrality today which is likely to impact the future of apps that provide calling and messaging services.
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AT&T Accused of Violating Net Neutrality Principles With Zero-Rated DirecTV Now Streaming TV Service
AT&T launched its own live TV streaming service called ‘DirecTV Now’, and is violating net neutrality principles by zero-rating the data for its own mobile subscribers.
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Trai to Release Discussion Paper on Net Neutrality by Month-End
Trai Chairman, R S Sharma, made the statement on the sidelines of a conference.
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Trai's Recent Performance Needs Examination: Chandrasekhar
MP Rajeev Chandrasekhar in a letter to Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said steps need to be taken to improve capability and powers of the regulator.
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Airtel Seeks Trai Approval Ahead of Video Content Deal
Airtel is mulling partnering with a "big global content provider" for video content.
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Trai Differential Pricing Open House: What Facebook, Airtel, and Others Said
The three-hour discussion saw personnel from various fields voice their opinion on one of the biggest policies consultations in the recent times.
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Trai Disputes Facebook's Claimed Number of Responses to Consultation Paper
Save Free Basics campaign generated over 11 million responses to Trai's consultation paper, Facebook claimed.
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Net Neutrality Debate: Trai Gets 80 Percent Replies via Facebook
An analysis of a record 2.4 million comments, received by Trai to its consultation paper on differential pricing for data services, shows that 1.894 million replies are in support of Free Basics.
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Apps That Are Getting India Online - for Free
Apps and programs that allow people unrestricted Internet access are going to be important in bringing the next set of users online in India.
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Prasad Says He 'Denied Permission' to Facebook's Free Basics
Prasad on Saturday said he had denied permission to Facebook's Free Basics platform.
-
Telecom Regulator To Issue Net Neutrality Recommendations Today
Telecom regulator Trai plans to issue the much-awaited recommendations on Net neutrality today which is likely to impact the future of apps that provide calling and messaging services.
-
AT&T Accused of Violating Net Neutrality Principles With Zero-Rated DirecTV Now Streaming TV Service
AT&T launched its own live TV streaming service called ‘DirecTV Now’, and is violating net neutrality principles by zero-rating the data for its own mobile subscribers.
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Trai to Release Discussion Paper on Net Neutrality by Month-End
Trai Chairman, R S Sharma, made the statement on the sidelines of a conference.
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Trai's Recent Performance Needs Examination: Chandrasekhar
MP Rajeev Chandrasekhar in a letter to Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said steps need to be taken to improve capability and powers of the regulator.
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Airtel Seeks Trai Approval Ahead of Video Content Deal
Airtel is mulling partnering with a "big global content provider" for video content.
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Trai Differential Pricing Open House: What Facebook, Airtel, and Others Said
The three-hour discussion saw personnel from various fields voice their opinion on one of the biggest policies consultations in the recent times.
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Trai Disputes Facebook's Claimed Number of Responses to Consultation Paper
Save Free Basics campaign generated over 11 million responses to Trai's consultation paper, Facebook claimed.
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Net Neutrality Debate: Trai Gets 80 Percent Replies via Facebook
An analysis of a record 2.4 million comments, received by Trai to its consultation paper on differential pricing for data services, shows that 1.894 million replies are in support of Free Basics.
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Apps That Are Getting India Online - for Free
Apps and programs that allow people unrestricted Internet access are going to be important in bringing the next set of users online in India.
