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Telecom Stocks Trade Mixed Post Telecom Regulator's Decision To Defer Zero-IUC
"For wireless to wireless domestic calls, termination charge would continue to remain as Re 0.06 (paise six only) per minute up to 31st December 2020. From 1st January, 2021 onwards the termination charge for wireless to wireless domestic calls shall be zero," Trai said in its regulation.
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Telecom Regulatory Authority Defers Zero IUC For a Year To January 2021
The regulator in September had issued a discussion paper on deferring the implementation of the zero-interconnect usage charges (IUC) regime, saying that consumers are yet to migrate completely to data calls and there is still a lack of symmetry in voice traffic between operators.
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Jio's U-Turn On Free Voice Calls Is Good News For Vodafone, Bharti Airtel
Reliance Jio Infocomm will charge customers 6 paise per minute for calls made to rival networks till such time that the telecom regulator moves to a zero termination-charge regime, the company said after market on Wednesday.
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RIL Shares Jump Most In A Decade After Mukesh Ambani Reveals Zero-Net-Debt Plan
Reliance Industries' billionaire chairman, Mukesh Ambani, unveiled plans to launch cut-price home internet services across the country next month.
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Prasad Says He 'Denied Permission' to Facebook's Free Basics
Prasad on Saturday said he had denied permission to Facebook's Free Basics platform.
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Telecom Regulator To Issue Net Neutrality Recommendations Today
Telecom regulator Trai plans to issue the much-awaited recommendations on Net neutrality today which is likely to impact the future of apps that provide calling and messaging services.
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Telecom Tribunal Reserves Order On Appeal For Stay On Jio Promo Offer
The interim appeal sought to restrain Reliance Jio from providing its consumers the zero tariff plan and promotional offers.
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AT&T Accused of Violating Net Neutrality Principles With Zero-Rated DirecTV Now Streaming TV Service
AT&T launched its own live TV streaming service called ‘DirecTV Now’, and is violating net neutrality principles by zero-rating the data for its own mobile subscribers.
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Trai to Release Discussion Paper on Net Neutrality by Month-End
Trai Chairman, R S Sharma, made the statement on the sidelines of a conference.
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Trai's Recent Performance Needs Examination: Chandrasekhar
MP Rajeev Chandrasekhar in a letter to Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said steps need to be taken to improve capability and powers of the regulator.
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Call Drops: Telecom Companies Under Heavy Debt, Supreme Court Told
Telecom companies on Tuesday told the Supreme Court that entire sector is under huge debt and they have to pay big price for spectrum, therefore zero tolerance on call drops should not be imposed on them.
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Airtel Seeks Telecom Regulator's View On Launching Intranet Video Service
The content on Airtel Zero could be accessed by consumers without incurring data charges but the companies that opted to place their content or application on this platform had to bear the expenses.
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Airtel Seeks Trai Approval Ahead of Video Content Deal
Airtel is mulling partnering with a "big global content provider" for video content.
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Trai Differential Pricing Open House: What Facebook, Airtel, and Others Said
The three-hour discussion saw personnel from various fields voice their opinion on one of the biggest policies consultations in the recent times.
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Trai Disputes Facebook's Claimed Number of Responses to Consultation Paper
Save Free Basics campaign generated over 11 million responses to Trai's consultation paper, Facebook claimed.
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Telecom Stocks Trade Mixed Post Telecom Regulator's Decision To Defer Zero-IUC
"For wireless to wireless domestic calls, termination charge would continue to remain as Re 0.06 (paise six only) per minute up to 31st December 2020. From 1st January, 2021 onwards the termination charge for wireless to wireless domestic calls shall be zero," Trai said in its regulation.
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Telecom Regulatory Authority Defers Zero IUC For a Year To January 2021
The regulator in September had issued a discussion paper on deferring the implementation of the zero-interconnect usage charges (IUC) regime, saying that consumers are yet to migrate completely to data calls and there is still a lack of symmetry in voice traffic between operators.
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Jio's U-Turn On Free Voice Calls Is Good News For Vodafone, Bharti Airtel
Reliance Jio Infocomm will charge customers 6 paise per minute for calls made to rival networks till such time that the telecom regulator moves to a zero termination-charge regime, the company said after market on Wednesday.
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RIL Shares Jump Most In A Decade After Mukesh Ambani Reveals Zero-Net-Debt Plan
Reliance Industries' billionaire chairman, Mukesh Ambani, unveiled plans to launch cut-price home internet services across the country next month.
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Prasad Says He 'Denied Permission' to Facebook's Free Basics
Prasad on Saturday said he had denied permission to Facebook's Free Basics platform.
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Telecom Regulator To Issue Net Neutrality Recommendations Today
Telecom regulator Trai plans to issue the much-awaited recommendations on Net neutrality today which is likely to impact the future of apps that provide calling and messaging services.
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Telecom Tribunal Reserves Order On Appeal For Stay On Jio Promo Offer
The interim appeal sought to restrain Reliance Jio from providing its consumers the zero tariff plan and promotional offers.
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AT&T Accused of Violating Net Neutrality Principles With Zero-Rated DirecTV Now Streaming TV Service
AT&T launched its own live TV streaming service called ‘DirecTV Now’, and is violating net neutrality principles by zero-rating the data for its own mobile subscribers.
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Trai to Release Discussion Paper on Net Neutrality by Month-End
Trai Chairman, R S Sharma, made the statement on the sidelines of a conference.
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Trai's Recent Performance Needs Examination: Chandrasekhar
MP Rajeev Chandrasekhar in a letter to Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said steps need to be taken to improve capability and powers of the regulator.
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Call Drops: Telecom Companies Under Heavy Debt, Supreme Court Told
Telecom companies on Tuesday told the Supreme Court that entire sector is under huge debt and they have to pay big price for spectrum, therefore zero tolerance on call drops should not be imposed on them.
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Airtel Seeks Telecom Regulator's View On Launching Intranet Video Service
The content on Airtel Zero could be accessed by consumers without incurring data charges but the companies that opted to place their content or application on this platform had to bear the expenses.
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Airtel Seeks Trai Approval Ahead of Video Content Deal
Airtel is mulling partnering with a "big global content provider" for video content.
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Trai Differential Pricing Open House: What Facebook, Airtel, and Others Said
The three-hour discussion saw personnel from various fields voice their opinion on one of the biggest policies consultations in the recent times.
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Trai Disputes Facebook's Claimed Number of Responses to Consultation Paper
Save Free Basics campaign generated over 11 million responses to Trai's consultation paper, Facebook claimed.
