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Meta Warns News Block On Facebook For Australia Over Licensing Fees
Facebook owner Meta is considering blocking news content from the platform in Australia if the government makes it pay licensing fees, a company representative told a parliamentary hearing on Friday.
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BBC Cancels 'A Question Of Sport' Show Citing Funding Issues
The show debuted in 1970 with David Vine as the host, followed by David Coleman, Sue Barker, and the current host, Paddy McGuinness, who took over two years ago.
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Telcos Seek Regulatory Framework to Levy Usage Charge on OTT Communication Services
Cellular Operators' Association of India (COAI) said that over-the-top (OTT) players should pay telcos for using their network. The industry body has written to the government to set up a licensing and regulatory framework to charge a usage fee from big OTT players.
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TRAI's Concerns Over Draft Telecom Bill Provisions Said to Be Duly Addressed
TRAI's apprehensions over potential dilution of powers under the draft telecom bill have been addressed, and the government may look at the option of taking up provisions related to strengthening of the regulatory body separately at a later stage, DoT sources said.
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Driving License Fees in Haryana- All You Need to Know About
You should have knowledge about the application process for obtaining a driving license in Haryana. You should also be prepared for a couple of tests and payments of fees before you obtain a valid driving license.
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Malls Don't Have Rights To Collect Parking Fees: Kerala High Court
The Kerala High Court on Friday said prima facie, it was of the opinion that malls don't have the right to collect parking fees and asked Kalamassery municipality whether it had issued any license to the Lulu International shopping mall at Ernakulam.
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No Coercive Action Against Liquor Retailers Over License Fee: Delhi Government Tells Court
Delhi Government on Thursday assured the Delhi High Court that it will not take any coercive action against liquor retailers for not paying the licence fees under the Delhi Excise Policy 2021-22.
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Ather Energy Makes Its Proprietary Fast-Charging Connector Tech Public For Other Electric Two-Wheeler Makers
Ather Energy says the move aims to pave the way to standardise the connector in electric two-wheelers, which will further help in creating standardised charging infrastructure for electric two-wheelers.
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NDMC Raises License Fees By 7% For 2021-22, Maximum Hike For 5-Star Hotels
"The hike in the license fee for the year 2021-22 will be implemented with effect from April 1. There would not be any increase in license fee for small kiosks and stalls," an NMDC official said
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Nokia to Receive Patent Fees From Daimler, Ending Legal Fight Over Royalties for Key Technologies
Daimler has agreed to pay Nokia for using its patents, ending a row that highlighted a battle between tech and car companies over royalties for key technologies.
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Maharashtra Announces License Fee Relief For Hotels, Restaurants
In a major relief to the hospitality industry battered by the coronavirus pandemic, the Maharashtra government has announced a partial waiver of the excise license fee along with the roll-back of the 15 per cent annual fee increase for the year 2020.
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"Telecom The Only Sector Making Money During COVID-19 Crisis:" Top Court
Dispute centers around the definition of adjusted gross revenue. Telecom companies pay a percentage of their revenues as license fee to government.
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Validity Of Motor Vehicle Documents Extended Till September 30, 2020
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways extends the validity of motor vehicle documents like fitness, permit (all types), driving license, registration or any other concerned document, till 30th September, 2020.
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Debt-Hit Bharti Airtel's Parent Eyes $1 Billion From Stake Sale
Bharti raised $3 billion in January from the sale of shares and convertible bonds to help pay additional airwave and license fees after telecom operators lost a court case.
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Chip Technology Firm ARM to Ease Fees for Startups, Join Incubator
ARM, owned by Japan’s Softbank, licenses its intellectual property to companies like Qualcomm, Apple, and Samsung, which in turn use the technology in their respective chips for smartphones and other devices.
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Meta Warns News Block On Facebook For Australia Over Licensing Fees
Facebook owner Meta is considering blocking news content from the platform in Australia if the government makes it pay licensing fees, a company representative told a parliamentary hearing on Friday.
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BBC Cancels 'A Question Of Sport' Show Citing Funding Issues
The show debuted in 1970 with David Vine as the host, followed by David Coleman, Sue Barker, and the current host, Paddy McGuinness, who took over two years ago.
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Telcos Seek Regulatory Framework to Levy Usage Charge on OTT Communication Services
Cellular Operators' Association of India (COAI) said that over-the-top (OTT) players should pay telcos for using their network. The industry body has written to the government to set up a licensing and regulatory framework to charge a usage fee from big OTT players.
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TRAI's Concerns Over Draft Telecom Bill Provisions Said to Be Duly Addressed
TRAI's apprehensions over potential dilution of powers under the draft telecom bill have been addressed, and the government may look at the option of taking up provisions related to strengthening of the regulatory body separately at a later stage, DoT sources said.
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Driving License Fees in Haryana- All You Need to Know About
You should have knowledge about the application process for obtaining a driving license in Haryana. You should also be prepared for a couple of tests and payments of fees before you obtain a valid driving license.
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Malls Don't Have Rights To Collect Parking Fees: Kerala High Court
The Kerala High Court on Friday said prima facie, it was of the opinion that malls don't have the right to collect parking fees and asked Kalamassery municipality whether it had issued any license to the Lulu International shopping mall at Ernakulam.
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No Coercive Action Against Liquor Retailers Over License Fee: Delhi Government Tells Court
Delhi Government on Thursday assured the Delhi High Court that it will not take any coercive action against liquor retailers for not paying the licence fees under the Delhi Excise Policy 2021-22.
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Ather Energy Makes Its Proprietary Fast-Charging Connector Tech Public For Other Electric Two-Wheeler Makers
Ather Energy says the move aims to pave the way to standardise the connector in electric two-wheelers, which will further help in creating standardised charging infrastructure for electric two-wheelers.
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NDMC Raises License Fees By 7% For 2021-22, Maximum Hike For 5-Star Hotels
"The hike in the license fee for the year 2021-22 will be implemented with effect from April 1. There would not be any increase in license fee for small kiosks and stalls," an NMDC official said
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Nokia to Receive Patent Fees From Daimler, Ending Legal Fight Over Royalties for Key Technologies
Daimler has agreed to pay Nokia for using its patents, ending a row that highlighted a battle between tech and car companies over royalties for key technologies.
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Maharashtra Announces License Fee Relief For Hotels, Restaurants
In a major relief to the hospitality industry battered by the coronavirus pandemic, the Maharashtra government has announced a partial waiver of the excise license fee along with the roll-back of the 15 per cent annual fee increase for the year 2020.
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"Telecom The Only Sector Making Money During COVID-19 Crisis:" Top Court
Dispute centers around the definition of adjusted gross revenue. Telecom companies pay a percentage of their revenues as license fee to government.
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Validity Of Motor Vehicle Documents Extended Till September 30, 2020
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways extends the validity of motor vehicle documents like fitness, permit (all types), driving license, registration or any other concerned document, till 30th September, 2020.
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Debt-Hit Bharti Airtel's Parent Eyes $1 Billion From Stake Sale
Bharti raised $3 billion in January from the sale of shares and convertible bonds to help pay additional airwave and license fees after telecom operators lost a court case.
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Chip Technology Firm ARM to Ease Fees for Startups, Join Incubator
ARM, owned by Japan’s Softbank, licenses its intellectual property to companies like Qualcomm, Apple, and Samsung, which in turn use the technology in their respective chips for smartphones and other devices.
