Social Networks Net Neutrality

Months after it received flak for allegedly violating net neutrality with Free Basics, social networking giant Facebook is now testing a new model for public Wi-Fi deployments for offering quality internet access in rural parts of the country.

Months after it received flak for allegedly violating net neutrality with Free Basics, social networking giant Facebook is now testing a new model for public Wi-Fi deployments for offering quality internet access in rural parts of the country.

Trai has come down hard against Facebook, effectively banning the social network from offering a controversial service known as Free Basics.

A day before the open house discussion on differential pricing of data, a full-scale war of words has broken out between telecom regulator Trai and social network Facebook.

India is a key territory for Facebook with 130 million users, making it the social network's biggest market outside the United States.

Social networking giant Facebook is rebranding its Internet.org programme, which was in the midst of a controversy over alleged violation of Net neutrality, to 'Free Basics'.

Facebook is mustering support of its users in India to defend its platform Internet.org, with just a week left for public comments on a DoT panel's report, which says free Internet services like that of the social network's violate net neutrality principle.

Net neutrality is the big buzz in town. It has suddenly exploded on social media with multiple signature campaigns, most of which are in favour of keeping the net neutral. The government says it is waiting for two reports, one from its own committee, and the other from the Telecom Regulator (TRAI), which has put out a paper with suggestions and as...

If passed and approved by the senate, it would set an example in Europe as the strongest "net neutrality" law on record.

If passed and approved by the senate, it would set an example in Europe as the strongest "net neutrality" law on record.

Months after it received flak for allegedly violating net neutrality with Free Basics, social networking giant Facebook is now testing a new model for public Wi-Fi deployments for offering quality internet access in rural parts of the country.

Months after it received flak for allegedly violating net neutrality with Free Basics, social networking giant Facebook is now testing a new model for public Wi-Fi deployments for offering quality internet access in rural parts of the country.

Trai has come down hard against Facebook, effectively banning the social network from offering a controversial service known as Free Basics.

A day before the open house discussion on differential pricing of data, a full-scale war of words has broken out between telecom regulator Trai and social network Facebook.

India is a key territory for Facebook with 130 million users, making it the social network's biggest market outside the United States.

Social networking giant Facebook is rebranding its Internet.org programme, which was in the midst of a controversy over alleged violation of Net neutrality, to 'Free Basics'.

Facebook is mustering support of its users in India to defend its platform Internet.org, with just a week left for public comments on a DoT panel's report, which says free Internet services like that of the social network's violate net neutrality principle.

Net neutrality is the big buzz in town. It has suddenly exploded on social media with multiple signature campaigns, most of which are in favour of keeping the net neutral. The government says it is waiting for two reports, one from its own committee, and the other from the Telecom Regulator (TRAI), which has put out a paper with suggestions and as...

If passed and approved by the senate, it would set an example in Europe as the strongest "net neutrality" law on record.

If passed and approved by the senate, it would set an example in Europe as the strongest "net neutrality" law on record.