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TRAI Amends Spam Call Rules to Ease Reporting, Enforce Compliance; COAI Slams Penalties for Operators
TRAI recently amended its regulations to curb unsolicited spam calls and promotional messages from unregistered telemarketers (UTMs) and increase penalties for spammers and non-compliant operators. The Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) has criticised the updated rules, including penalties on service providers.
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Jio, Airtel and Vi Said to Push for Regulation of Communication OTT Services at Meeting With TRAI Chief
Jio, Airtel, and Vodafone Idea (Vi) asked TRAI chief P D Vaghela for regulation of communication OTT players, making a unanimous pitch for 'same service-same rules'. Telecom operators have argued that OTT players, which offer similar services as telcos do, should be regulated on similar lines.
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Caller Name Display Implementation Should Not Be Mandatory, COAI Tells TRAI
The Cellular Operators' Association of India (COAI) has asked the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) to make the implementation of Calling Name Presentation (CNAP) for telecom operators. COAI has shared technical, privacy, and cost related concerns with the implementation of caller name display with the telecom regulator.
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Caller Name Display Should Not Be Mandatory, Telecom Firms Tell Regulator
Industry body COAI has contended that implementation of Calling Name Presentation should not be made mandatory but kept optional, as the association shared technical, privacy and cost related concerns with regulator TRAI to argue its point.
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TRAI Says No Regulatory Framework Needed for OTT Services
TRAI on Monday said over-the-top (OTT) communication services do not currently need a regulatory framework, casting aside the threat of potential restrictions on platforms such as Facebook, WhatsApp, and Google.
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COAI Seeks Bare Minimum Regulation From TRAI: Rajan Mathews
Industry body COAI has sought minimum regulation from TRAI to ensure smooth operation of the industry and intervene only when there is a breakdown of the market forces.
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TRAI Postpones Abolition of Telecom Interconnection Fees by a Year
Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) on Tuesday deferred by a year a plan to abolish interconnection usage fees that operators pay each other for calls made from one network to another.
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Jio, Airtel, Vodafone Idea Seek Floor Price for Data Tariffs, COAI Letter to TRAI Reveals
Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea and Reliance Jio have asked the sector regulator TRAI to set up floor pricing for data services as early as possible while asking for the continuation of forbearance for voice services.
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Vodafone Idea Loses Over 6.5 Million Subscribers in November: COAI
Vodafone Idea has continued its losing streak for the third consecutive month and the telco lost over 6.5 million subscribers in November.
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Xiaomi Mi A2 in India, Galaxy Note 9 Launched, Amazon and Flipkart Sales, Fortnite on Android, and More News This Week
Xiaomi Mi A2 price in India revealed, Galaxy Note 9 and Honor Play launched, Fortnite on Android, the best of Amazon and Flipkart sales deals.
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COAI Says TRAI Plan to Block Apps Will Hit Travel, Banking
COAI has conveyed to the DoT that blocking certain apps can cause "consequential damages" as people rely on such apps for "banking, accessing train and airline tickets."
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Airtel Holds Top Position as India's Mobile Subscriber Base Hits 1.049 Billion in April: COAI
Airtel added 4.5 million mobile subscribers in October, says COAI.
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Cabinet Approves Increasing Spectrum Cap for Telecom Operators
The cabinet approved an increase to the cap on airwaves that a mobile operator can hold to 35 percent from 25 percent.
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Reliance Jio's Allegations 'Patently Misconceived': COAI
An aggrieved Reliance Jio on February 26 said the press statement issued by the COAI has failed to furnish the public apology that was demanded by Jio earlier.
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Jio Demands Apology from COAI for 'Defamatory Statements'
Jio has asked COAI and its Director General Rajan Mathews to issue a public apology over a letter to TRAI saying the recent Telecom Tariff Order favoured Jio.
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TRAI Amends Spam Call Rules to Ease Reporting, Enforce Compliance; COAI Slams Penalties for Operators
TRAI recently amended its regulations to curb unsolicited spam calls and promotional messages from unregistered telemarketers (UTMs) and increase penalties for spammers and non-compliant operators. The Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) has criticised the updated rules, including penalties on service providers.
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Jio, Airtel and Vi Said to Push for Regulation of Communication OTT Services at Meeting With TRAI Chief
Jio, Airtel, and Vodafone Idea (Vi) asked TRAI chief P D Vaghela for regulation of communication OTT players, making a unanimous pitch for 'same service-same rules'. Telecom operators have argued that OTT players, which offer similar services as telcos do, should be regulated on similar lines.
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Caller Name Display Implementation Should Not Be Mandatory, COAI Tells TRAI
The Cellular Operators' Association of India (COAI) has asked the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) to make the implementation of Calling Name Presentation (CNAP) for telecom operators. COAI has shared technical, privacy, and cost related concerns with the implementation of caller name display with the telecom regulator.
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Caller Name Display Should Not Be Mandatory, Telecom Firms Tell Regulator
Industry body COAI has contended that implementation of Calling Name Presentation should not be made mandatory but kept optional, as the association shared technical, privacy and cost related concerns with regulator TRAI to argue its point.
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TRAI Says No Regulatory Framework Needed for OTT Services
TRAI on Monday said over-the-top (OTT) communication services do not currently need a regulatory framework, casting aside the threat of potential restrictions on platforms such as Facebook, WhatsApp, and Google.
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COAI Seeks Bare Minimum Regulation From TRAI: Rajan Mathews
Industry body COAI has sought minimum regulation from TRAI to ensure smooth operation of the industry and intervene only when there is a breakdown of the market forces.
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TRAI Postpones Abolition of Telecom Interconnection Fees by a Year
Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) on Tuesday deferred by a year a plan to abolish interconnection usage fees that operators pay each other for calls made from one network to another.
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Jio, Airtel, Vodafone Idea Seek Floor Price for Data Tariffs, COAI Letter to TRAI Reveals
Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea and Reliance Jio have asked the sector regulator TRAI to set up floor pricing for data services as early as possible while asking for the continuation of forbearance for voice services.
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Vodafone Idea Loses Over 6.5 Million Subscribers in November: COAI
Vodafone Idea has continued its losing streak for the third consecutive month and the telco lost over 6.5 million subscribers in November.
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Xiaomi Mi A2 in India, Galaxy Note 9 Launched, Amazon and Flipkart Sales, Fortnite on Android, and More News This Week
Xiaomi Mi A2 price in India revealed, Galaxy Note 9 and Honor Play launched, Fortnite on Android, the best of Amazon and Flipkart sales deals.
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COAI Says TRAI Plan to Block Apps Will Hit Travel, Banking
COAI has conveyed to the DoT that blocking certain apps can cause "consequential damages" as people rely on such apps for "banking, accessing train and airline tickets."
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Airtel Holds Top Position as India's Mobile Subscriber Base Hits 1.049 Billion in April: COAI
Airtel added 4.5 million mobile subscribers in October, says COAI.
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Cabinet Approves Increasing Spectrum Cap for Telecom Operators
The cabinet approved an increase to the cap on airwaves that a mobile operator can hold to 35 percent from 25 percent.
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Reliance Jio's Allegations 'Patently Misconceived': COAI
An aggrieved Reliance Jio on February 26 said the press statement issued by the COAI has failed to furnish the public apology that was demanded by Jio earlier.
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Jio Demands Apology from COAI for 'Defamatory Statements'
Jio has asked COAI and its Director General Rajan Mathews to issue a public apology over a letter to TRAI saying the recent Telecom Tariff Order favoured Jio.
