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COAI Says Delicensing of Spectrum in 6GHz Band Could Hamper 5G, 6G Rollout in India, Cause Loss to Exchequer
The Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) has opposed the delicensing of spectrum in the 6GHz band heeding the demand of Wi-Fi service providers to make the 6GHz band freely available in the country. According to the COAI, aside from the spectrum that was put up during the auction, the 6GHz band is the only additional contiguous spectrum a...
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FIFA 2022: Madras HC Blocks TV Cable, Internet Service Providers From Streaming World Cup Matches
The Madras High Court has restrained cable TV, Internet service providers from streaming or telecasting the matches held at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar. The interim injunction on a suit from Viacom-18 Media will operate until December 16. The company had submitted that it was granted licence and various media rights, including exclusive TV and radi...
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COAI Urges Open Bidding, Transparent Auction for 5G Airwaves to Prevent ‘Backdoor Entry’ to Big Tech
The Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI), ahead of the mega 5G spectrum auction scheduled to take place later this month, said that administrative allocation of spectrum for captive 5G networks is against principles of level playing field and "effectively provides a backdoor entry to big technology players to provide 5G services and solut...
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DoT Seeks Views on Blocking Apps Like Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram in Specific Situations
DoT last month had written to all telecom operators, the Internet Service Providers Association of India (ISPAI), Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) and others for their inputs.
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Government Should Withdraw Vague Order on Porn Sites: ISPs
The Internet Service Providers Association of India (ISPAI) has urged the government to withdraw its earlier directive.
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Government Should Withdraw Vague Order on Porn Sites: ISPs
Even as the government has said Internet Service Providers were free not to block any of the 857 websites suspected for pornographic content unless they were abusive of children, the industry body of the ISPs said on Wednesday that the directive was "vague and unimplementable".
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Internet rates may go up by 30 per cent
Using the Internet may become costlier by up to 30 per cent as the Department of Telecom (DoT) today issued corrigendum to the new telecom licences agreement bringing revenue from these services under its cess net.
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Internet and broadband services tariffs may go up under new licenses framework
If Internet service providers opt for Unified Licence, then cost of Internet and broadband services will go up.
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COAI Says Delicensing of Spectrum in 6GHz Band Could Hamper 5G, 6G Rollout in India, Cause Loss to Exchequer
The Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) has opposed the delicensing of spectrum in the 6GHz band heeding the demand of Wi-Fi service providers to make the 6GHz band freely available in the country. According to the COAI, aside from the spectrum that was put up during the auction, the 6GHz band is the only additional contiguous spectrum a...
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FIFA 2022: Madras HC Blocks TV Cable, Internet Service Providers From Streaming World Cup Matches
The Madras High Court has restrained cable TV, Internet service providers from streaming or telecasting the matches held at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar. The interim injunction on a suit from Viacom-18 Media will operate until December 16. The company had submitted that it was granted licence and various media rights, including exclusive TV and radi...
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COAI Urges Open Bidding, Transparent Auction for 5G Airwaves to Prevent ‘Backdoor Entry’ to Big Tech
The Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI), ahead of the mega 5G spectrum auction scheduled to take place later this month, said that administrative allocation of spectrum for captive 5G networks is against principles of level playing field and "effectively provides a backdoor entry to big technology players to provide 5G services and solut...
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DoT Seeks Views on Blocking Apps Like Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram in Specific Situations
DoT last month had written to all telecom operators, the Internet Service Providers Association of India (ISPAI), Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) and others for their inputs.
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Government Should Withdraw Vague Order on Porn Sites: ISPs
The Internet Service Providers Association of India (ISPAI) has urged the government to withdraw its earlier directive.
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Government Should Withdraw Vague Order on Porn Sites: ISPs
Even as the government has said Internet Service Providers were free not to block any of the 857 websites suspected for pornographic content unless they were abusive of children, the industry body of the ISPs said on Wednesday that the directive was "vague and unimplementable".
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Internet rates may go up by 30 per cent
Using the Internet may become costlier by up to 30 per cent as the Department of Telecom (DoT) today issued corrigendum to the new telecom licences agreement bringing revenue from these services under its cess net.
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Internet and broadband services tariffs may go up under new licenses framework
If Internet service providers opt for Unified Licence, then cost of Internet and broadband services will go up.
