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Mark Zuckerberg Says Facebook Official's Comments On India 'Deeply Upsetting'
After Facebook board member Marc Andreessen's tweet on colonialism in India, Mark Zuckerberg issued a statement distancing himself and Facebook from Andreessen's comments.
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Mark Zuckerberg on Trai Verdict: 'Disappointed' but Will 'Keep Working'
Mark Zuckerberg has said he is committed to keep working to break down connectivity barriers in India and around the world.
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Facebook Spent Rs. 300 Crores on Free Basics Ads in India: Report
According to a report, Facebook has spent most on print media, an amount claimed to be in the range of Rs. 180-200 crores.
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Trai Gets 24 Lakh Comments on Differential Data Pricing Paper
Around 18 lakh comments relate to Facebook's Free Basics.
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Zuckerberg's Free Basics On Hold Till At Least End Of January
India has become a battleground for Mark Zuckerberg's plan to roll out Facebook's Free Basics program with the telecom regulator or TRAI confirming that the plan is on hold till the end of January.
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Zuckerberg's India Battle Seen As Global Test-Case For Facebook
India has become a battleground over the right to unrestricted Internet access, with local tech start-ups joining the front line against Facebook Inc founder Mark Zuckerberg and his plan to roll out free Internet to the country's masses.
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Zuckerberg Goes on the Offensive, but Free Basics Isn't Wholly Benevolent
Some counterpoints to Mark Zuckerberg's recent column, in which he claims that Free Basics protects net neutrality.
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Free Basics by Facebook Now Available Nationwide via Reliance Communications
"We just took another step towards connecting India," wrote Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg in a post on Monday.
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Indian Net Neutrality Activists Pen Open Letter to Mark Zuckerberg
Saying Internet.org undermined net neutrality in India, the Save the Internet team penned an open letter on Thursday.
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Facebook to Thwart Candy Crush Spam: Mark Zuckerberg at IIT Delhi Q&A
"This is why such townhalls are so useful. This was the top voted questions on our thread."
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Mark Zuckerberg Says Facebook Official's Comments On India 'Deeply Upsetting'
After Facebook board member Marc Andreessen's tweet on colonialism in India, Mark Zuckerberg issued a statement distancing himself and Facebook from Andreessen's comments.
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Mark Zuckerberg on Trai Verdict: 'Disappointed' but Will 'Keep Working'
Mark Zuckerberg has said he is committed to keep working to break down connectivity barriers in India and around the world.
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Facebook Spent Rs. 300 Crores on Free Basics Ads in India: Report
According to a report, Facebook has spent most on print media, an amount claimed to be in the range of Rs. 180-200 crores.
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Trai Gets 24 Lakh Comments on Differential Data Pricing Paper
Around 18 lakh comments relate to Facebook's Free Basics.
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Zuckerberg's Free Basics On Hold Till At Least End Of January
India has become a battleground for Mark Zuckerberg's plan to roll out Facebook's Free Basics program with the telecom regulator or TRAI confirming that the plan is on hold till the end of January.
-
Zuckerberg's India Battle Seen As Global Test-Case For Facebook
India has become a battleground over the right to unrestricted Internet access, with local tech start-ups joining the front line against Facebook Inc founder Mark Zuckerberg and his plan to roll out free Internet to the country's masses.
-
Zuckerberg Goes on the Offensive, but Free Basics Isn't Wholly Benevolent
Some counterpoints to Mark Zuckerberg's recent column, in which he claims that Free Basics protects net neutrality.
-
Free Basics by Facebook Now Available Nationwide via Reliance Communications
"We just took another step towards connecting India," wrote Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg in a post on Monday.
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Indian Net Neutrality Activists Pen Open Letter to Mark Zuckerberg
Saying Internet.org undermined net neutrality in India, the Save the Internet team penned an open letter on Thursday.
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Facebook to Thwart Candy Crush Spam: Mark Zuckerberg at IIT Delhi Q&A
"This is why such townhalls are so useful. This was the top voted questions on our thread."
