New Delhi: The Congress on Sunday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of "deafening silence" on the issue of net neutrality at the launch of Start-Up India action plan and demanded the Rs.10,000 crore fund for
The public debate on net neutrality in India just entered a new phase with Facebook's ‘Free Basics' campaign. An op-ed column by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg in a national daily just ahead of the Telecom
New Delhi: As the debate over the Net Neutrality resurfaces, telecom regulator TRAI has said it is looking to solve the issues “part-by-part” and also aiming to come up with the final guidelines based on
New Delhi: Government has extended the deadline for submission of public comments on the proposed policy framework for 'net neutrality' till August 20.There has been a sudden surge in public comments on the proposed framework
New Delhi: The government on Friday reiterated its commitment to provide non-discriminatory access to Internet for all in the country and stick to the 'fundamental principles' of Net neutrality."Government is committed to the fundamental principles
New Delhi: The recent report submitted by the government on net neutrality was not the final one, and the final view is still awaited, parliament was informed on Wednesday. “The committee of officers constituted by the
New Delhi: The recent report submitted by the government on net neutrality was not the final one, and the final view is still awaited, parliament was informed on Wednesday."The committee of officers constituted by the
New Delhi: The report submitted bt the Department of Telecommunication (DoT) panel headed by AK Bhargava has upholded the core principles of 'Net Neutrality' in India.The panel has recommended that user right on the internet
New Delhi: A Department of Telecommunications panel on net neutrality is learnt to have opposed projects like Facebook's Internet.org, which allow access to certain websites without mobile data charges, while suggesting that similar plans such
New Delhi: Telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad has said that the government will soon come out with its report on the controversial issue of net neutrality, and the telecom department is waiting for the report
New Delhi: The telecom department panel that was set up to look into the Net neutrality issue has submitted its report to Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad and the report will be made public in
New Delhi: Veteran Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader LK Advani embarrassed his own government when he called for annulling the meeting of representatives of private internet service providers Airtel, Vodafone and Idea on contentious net
New Delhi: State-run MTNL has said Bharti Airtel's 'zero rating plan' and RCom's 'internet.org' scheme defeat the basic concept of net neutrality and such pacts should not be allowed as they affect economic interests of
New Delhi: With debate continuing to rage on Net Neutrality, the Competition Commission will wait for regulations to be in place before taking a call on whether the actions of the telecom and Internet firms
Committing himself to keep the Internet equally accessible to all users, Telecom and IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad yesterday said blocking and deliberate slowing down or speeding up of lawful content on the web should
It is easy to get swept away in the maelstrom of views and counter views, but difficult to arrive at an informed decision on the subject of net neutrality -- the uninhibited access to legal
New Delhi: The Congress on Tuesday asked the government to investigate as to why thed Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) put up on its website the names of over one million people who had
New Delhi: The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India's (TRAI) was hacked after the regulator made public the email ids of those who have submitted their comments on net neutrality.Anonymous India, a group of hackers have
Even as the debate on Facebook's Internet.org initiative violating net neutrality rages on, its CEO Mark Zuckerberg today said the platform has made free basic Internet services available to more than 800 million people in
New Delhi: Denying that internet.org is against net neutrality, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has pointed out that it has benefitted "millions" of people on RCOM network in India. In his Facebook post on Friday, Zuckerberg
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