Chinese tech firm LeTV eyes foray into India
Chinese tech firm LeTV is planning to enter India’s market soon. Besides bringing smartphones, the company is planning to bring…
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Airtel board approves merger with Augere
Bharti Airtel today said its board has approved merger of wireless broadband firm Augere's India operations with the company.
eGovWatch: FinMin launches tax-payer friendly initiatives, eSahyog & PAN camps
The e-Sahyog is aimed at reducing compliance cost, especially for small taxpayers. It is to provide an online mechanism to resolve…
Call drops penalty can hit a third of revenues: Telcos
The telecom regulator’s call-drop penalties could end up eating over a third of telco revenues, the industry has said in a…
Data-driven publishing firm Quintype raises $3.25 mn
The funding was led by Indian businessman Raghav Bahl who was the founder, controlling shareholder and CEO of Network18 group…
MakeMyTrip holds app-only sale, eyes fivefold surge in traffic
After e-commerce marketplace Flipkart, online travel firm MakeMyTrip has now announced an app-only sale to cash in on the upcoming…
eGovWatch: GoI partners with Polycom to boost video collaboration
As per the agreement, the company will offer video collaboration solutions and services to government institutions, helping to…
Dyn to strengthen foothold in India with its Internet Intelligence
Internet Intelligence is a vendor-agnostic SaaS offering that shows a company’s full global cloud provider, Content Delivery…
Government and enterprise interest in Wi-Fi has increased: Tata Teleservices
“In last year and half, there has been significant interest and focus of the government and enterprises in the Wi-Fi. Now we have…
New York top prosecutor to Internet providers: Prove speed claims
New York's attorney general suspects there's little difference between broadband's fast lanes and the slower freight of ordinary…