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Some see Mark Zuckerberg’s plan to wire up the continent as a philanthropic gesture, others suspect a cynical marketing ploy
“... in a perfect world access to information would be a human right but currently “there’s a vacuum and Facebook are plugging it”.”
highlighting “There’s a vacuum and Facebook are plugging it”
The Verge’s Casey Newton sat down with Facebook’s CEO to talk drones, AI, virtual reality, and building a bot to make him toast.
Wait for the war between drone aircraft and air balloon
Land grab! Net neutrality! Imperialism! There was a lot of justified outrage (and perhaps delight) when Mark Zuckerberg’s dream of bringing the Internet to..
“Just because something is free, doesn’t it mean it will be value“
Digicel El Salvador and Facebook, the most important worldwide social network, yesterday announced the launch of
El Salvador, the next territory!
“The Antenna Radio Integration for Efficiency in Spectrum (ARIES) system will boost speed, efficiency and quality of internet connectivity in remote areas in the developing countries”
Brace yourself, Nigerians
Social network went from digital directory for college kids to communications behemoth – and it’s planning for prosperity with its global takeover
Who runs the world? Zuckerberg!
The program offering free, limited internet service to the developing world has faced setbacks and criticism but now has 500 apps available in 37 countries
25 million people in 37 countries? That’s only 675, 675 estimated user per country. Just admit it, it doesn’t work well.
Free Basics is available in 37 countries with the following mobile operators:AfricaAngola (Movicel)Benin (MTN) Cape Verde (Unitel) Democratic Republic of the Congo (Airtel, Tigo)Gabon (Airtel) Ghan…
The debate currently raging in India has everything to do with the principles on top of which the Internet is built.
Facebook's Free Basics is pushing forward with evangelical zeal against all criticism. What is the company thinking?
Can Facebook say no to money if its overall growth starts to stall?
Facebook faced its worst defeat ever in India, one of its biggest markets, after its Free Basics service was banned by the country's telecom regulator.
NEW DELHI: Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is disappointed with the Indian telecom regulator, which decided to bar all forms of differential pricing on Monday, putting an end to the social...
Never mind the dazzle of the campaign, Facebook lost the battle even before a single ad appeared. The opposite camp of net neutrality activists had sealed its victory by the simple act of generating public awareness around the issue of net neutrality. To understand why, we need to start from the battle’s genesis.