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Mark Zuckerberg Says Facebook Official's Comments On India 'Deeply Upsetting'
After Facebook board member Marc Andreessen's tweet on colonialism in India, Mark Zuckerberg issued a statement distancing himself and Facebook from Andreessen's comments.
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Mark Zuckerberg on Trai Verdict: 'Disappointed' but Will 'Keep Working'
Mark Zuckerberg has said he is committed to keep working to break down connectivity barriers in India and around the world.
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Disappointed But Won't Give Up: Zuckerberg On India's Net Neutrality Stand
Expressing disappointment on India's decision on net neutrality, Facebook founder and chief Mark Zuckerberg has said he is committed to keep working to break down connectivity barriers in India and around the world.
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Facebook Spent Rs. 300 Crores on Free Basics Ads in India: Report
According to a report, Facebook has spent most on print media, an amount claimed to be in the range of Rs. 180-200 crores.
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Trai Gets 24 Lakh Comments on Differential Data Pricing Paper
Around 18 lakh comments relate to Facebook's Free Basics.
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Zuckerberg Goes on the Offensive, but Free Basics Isn't Wholly Benevolent
Some counterpoints to Mark Zuckerberg's recent column, in which he claims that Free Basics protects net neutrality.
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Facebook Could Be the Future of Publishing - and That's Not a Good Thing
Turning over your audience to Facebook just because they're already there makes as much sense as setting your house on fire just because it's flammable.
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Indian Net Neutrality Activists Pen Open Letter to Mark Zuckerberg
Saying Internet.org undermined net neutrality in India, the Save the Internet team penned an open letter on Thursday.
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Zuckerberg Talks Net Neutrality at Meet With Members of Parliament
Mark Zuckerberg, who is on his second trip to India, had met India's telecom czar Sunil Bharti Mittal on Wednesday.
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Facebook to Thwart Candy Crush Spam: Mark Zuckerberg at IIT Delhi Q&A
"This is why such townhalls are so useful. This was the top voted questions on our thread."
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Facebook CEO Turns On Charm Offensive, Slams Net Neutrality Activists
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg at the company's Townhall Q&A at IIT Delhi on Wednesday gave a thousand word response on why he feels his company is 100 percent behind net neutrality.
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'Can't Connect The World Without Connecting India: Mark Zuckerberg at IIT Delhi
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg today said he believes India will be crucial to getting "the next billion online." He also vigorously defended Facebook's controversial Internet.org project, which critics allege violates net neutrality.
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Important to Get Net Neutrality Debate Right in India: Mark Zuckerberg
Social media giant Facebook has said it's important to get the debate on Net neutrality "right" in India as the country is home to the world's largest population of the "unconnected".
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Offering the Whole Internet for Free Isn't Sustainable: Facebook's Zuckerberg
But, it is sustainable to offer free basic services that are simpler, use less data and work on all low-end phones, he said.
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Mark Zuckerberg Says Facebook Official's Comments On India 'Deeply Upsetting'
After Facebook board member Marc Andreessen's tweet on colonialism in India, Mark Zuckerberg issued a statement distancing himself and Facebook from Andreessen's comments.
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Mark Zuckerberg on Trai Verdict: 'Disappointed' but Will 'Keep Working'
Mark Zuckerberg has said he is committed to keep working to break down connectivity barriers in India and around the world.
-
Disappointed But Won't Give Up: Zuckerberg On India's Net Neutrality Stand
Expressing disappointment on India's decision on net neutrality, Facebook founder and chief Mark Zuckerberg has said he is committed to keep working to break down connectivity barriers in India and around the world.
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Facebook Spent Rs. 300 Crores on Free Basics Ads in India: Report
According to a report, Facebook has spent most on print media, an amount claimed to be in the range of Rs. 180-200 crores.
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Trai Gets 24 Lakh Comments on Differential Data Pricing Paper
Around 18 lakh comments relate to Facebook's Free Basics.
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Zuckerberg Goes on the Offensive, but Free Basics Isn't Wholly Benevolent
Some counterpoints to Mark Zuckerberg's recent column, in which he claims that Free Basics protects net neutrality.
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Facebook Could Be the Future of Publishing - and That's Not a Good Thing
Turning over your audience to Facebook just because they're already there makes as much sense as setting your house on fire just because it's flammable.
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Indian Net Neutrality Activists Pen Open Letter to Mark Zuckerberg
Saying Internet.org undermined net neutrality in India, the Save the Internet team penned an open letter on Thursday.
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Zuckerberg Talks Net Neutrality at Meet With Members of Parliament
Mark Zuckerberg, who is on his second trip to India, had met India's telecom czar Sunil Bharti Mittal on Wednesday.
-
Facebook to Thwart Candy Crush Spam: Mark Zuckerberg at IIT Delhi Q&A
"This is why such townhalls are so useful. This was the top voted questions on our thread."
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Facebook CEO Turns On Charm Offensive, Slams Net Neutrality Activists
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg at the company's Townhall Q&A at IIT Delhi on Wednesday gave a thousand word response on why he feels his company is 100 percent behind net neutrality.
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'Can't Connect The World Without Connecting India: Mark Zuckerberg at IIT Delhi
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg today said he believes India will be crucial to getting "the next billion online." He also vigorously defended Facebook's controversial Internet.org project, which critics allege violates net neutrality.
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Important to Get Net Neutrality Debate Right in India: Mark Zuckerberg
Social media giant Facebook has said it's important to get the debate on Net neutrality "right" in India as the country is home to the world's largest population of the "unconnected".
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Offering the Whole Internet for Free Isn't Sustainable: Facebook's Zuckerberg
But, it is sustainable to offer free basic services that are simpler, use less data and work on all low-end phones, he said.
