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Free Basics service connects over a million people in India: Mark Zuckerberg, FacebookZuckerberg added that Internet.org is aimed at 'breaking down barriers to availability, affordability, and awareness.'- Congress attacks PM Narendra Modi after Silicon Valley visit; flays apparent inclination towards Internet.orgIn a letter to Ravi Shankar Prasad, Ahmed Patel said the pursuit of universalizing Internet access should not be "held hostage by a few for...
- Supporting Digital India is not supporting Internet.org, says FacebookFacebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg put up a profile picture emblazoned with the Indian tri-colour to show support for Modi's Digital India.
- Facebook renames Internet.org app as Free Basics, pilots Express Wi-Fi in IndiaThe Free Basics app and mobile website have gone live in India with over 60 partnerships including services like English Dost, MeraDoctor a...
- Internet.org very much aligned with PM's Digital India: Chris Daniels, FacebookDaniels says firm will find a way to ensure internet.org's free basic services connects India's unconnected.
- Facebook won't withdraw internet.org from IndiaFacebook said that it will not withdraw its controversial zero-rated platform internet.org from India despite scathing criticism from a top...
- Airtel to widen Facebook's free Internet imprint in AfricaAirtel was the first operator to launch this service in Zambia and later expanded it to three more African countries. Airtel will roll it o...
- Facebook musters users voice to defend Internet.org in IndiaFacebook has started the public campaign to make a case before lawmakers for allowing free Internet access platforms like Internet.org.
- Ready to scale up Internet.org free basic services: FacebookSocial networking giant Facebook today said it will expand its Internet.org programme to offer free basic Internet services to the unconnec...
- Internet.Org attracts 8 lakh users in India, says FacebookAccording to Facebook, intenet.org had recorded 8 lakh users in the country in seven circles, about 20% of whom were previously not active ...
- Facebook head Mark Zuckerberg wants India to like Internet.orgZuckerberg is worried that the backlash in india could affect the prospect of internet.org in other markets like Brazil and Indonesia
- Facebook opens up Internet.org for developers to attract more app makersFacebook said the parameters for developers to come on board Internet.org would be to make data-light content for both feature and smart ph...
- Internet.org offers free access to over 800 million users: Mark ZuckerbergMark Zuckerberg said Facebook's Internet.org has made free basic Internet services available to more than 800-mn people in 9 countries, inc...
- Mark Zuckerberg says internet.org not against 'net neutrality'Zuckerberg's comments, made on his Facebook post, come in the midst of a public uproar in India, especially on social media platforms.
- Times Internet commits to pull out of Facebook's internet.orgCleartrip, NDTV get off FB's net route in support of Neutrality.
- Cleartrip pulls out of Facebook's Internet.org citing net neutrality concernsFor the uninitiated, Internet.org is a Facebook-led zero-rating service which offers consumers free access to select Internet services acro...
- Facebook open to solar plane-based internet services in India"The reason why planes are interesting is that you can have solar powered planes that stay very high in the sky and provide connectivity," ...
- Facebook, Reliance Communications launch internet.org app in IndiaInternet.org provides access to popular websites and services with zero data charges in order to make it easier for people to access the in...
- Facebook to launch free mobile net app for RCom usersInternet. org mobile application will provide basic internet services in categories such as health, education, communication, jobs and loca...
- Mark Zuckerberg’s sucker punch: Would you want free internet if it wasn’t really free?Digital India is about making the internet available to the masses, while Internet.org is about giving free internet to the masses.
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