Digital India

Netflix Mobile+ plan which costs Rs 299 allows users to stream HD content on one screen at a time including mobile, tablet and laptop. The 199 mobile-only plan allowed users to stream SD content. It was launched in India first and was rolled out globally.

“Advertising revenues form the backbone of the news broadcasters,” said Rajat Sharma, president of NBA, in the letter. “However, they (news broadcasters) are seeing their share of the advertising pie shrinking in the digital space, since technology giants are taking away the major chunk, leaving news broadcasters with a nominal share.”

According to CAIT, the use of Zoom would be boycotted across all its trade associations and traders would not use the popular platform anymore. What’s the ‘made in India’ Zoom alternative?

The centre today blocked 59 apps with Chinese links that included the hugely popular TikTok and UC Browser. The move came amid tension with China following the June 15 clashes at Ladakh in which 20 Indian soldiers died in action and more than 70 were injured. https://twitter.com/rsprasad/status/1277637896434937858 Here is the full list of apps that have been banned: 1. TikTok 2. Shareit 3. Kwai 4. UC Browser 5. Baidu map 6. Shein 7. Clash of Kings 8. DU battery saver 9. Helo 10. Likee 11. YouCam makeup 12. Mi Community 13. CM Browers 14. Virus Cleaner 15. APUS Browser 16. ROMWE 17. Club Factory 18. Newsdog 19. Beutry Plus 20. WeChat 21. UC News 22. QQ Mail 23. Weibo 24. Xender 25. QQ Music 26. QQ Newsfeed 27. Bigo Live 28. SelfieCity 29. Mail Master 30. Parallel Space 31. Mi Video Call — Xiaomi 32. WeSync 33. ES File Explorer 34. Viva Video — QU Video Inc 35. Meitu 36. Vigo Video 37. New Video Status 38. DU Recorder 39. Vault- Hide 40. Cache Cleaner DU App studio 41. DU Cleaner 42. DU Browser 43. Hago Play With New Friends 44. Cam Scanner 45. Clean Master – Cheetah Mobile 46. Wonder Camera 47. Photo Wonder 48. QQ Player 49. We Meet 50. Sweet Selfie 51. Baidu Translate 52. Vmate 53. QQ International 54. QQ Security Center 55. QQ Launcher 56. U Video 57. V fly Status Video 58. Mobile Legends 59. DU Privacy

A group of e-commerce companies including Amazon and Flipkart today decided to display “Country of origin” on their new products, government sources said. The decision was made at a video conference today following a government move to make mentioning “Country of Origin” mandatory for sellers listing their products in the Government e-Marketplace — a state-run online portal.

Kerala is planning to prove high-speed, affordable internet connectivity to 20 lakh families by the end of this year. Through the KFON project, the government has promised on delivering internet free of cost to two million families living below the poverty line

Hetal Lakhani from Dallas, USA, started an online petition against the option, which led to the company removing it. She started it after speaking to another user, who questioned the filter in light of anti-racism protests. Shaadi.com says the filter “was not serving any purpose” and was a “product debris we missed removing”.

India’s ecommerce industry has recovered about 90% of its overall order volumes since restrictions on shipping of non-essential products were relaxed in early May. While the volume is recovering, the value of items sold is still far from the pre Covid-19 numbers.

The online sessions named ‘First Bell’ are telecast through VICTERS Channel, under the State General Education Department, for classes 1 to 12 from 8.30 AM to 5.30 PM on weekdays. The channel is available for free on cable networks, over the internet and direct-to-home.

The clause is likely to be a part of the ecommerce policy that the commerce and industry ministry is drafting. “We will mandate ecommerce players to display whether a product is made in India or not. We are actively looking to enable that. This will help cut out Chinese goods,” said an official aware of the matter.

It will be part of Zee 5 OTT app which already has an existing userbase of over 150 million. Keeping our local cultural nuances in mind, appropriateness, security and safety will be the pillars of the platform, the company says

WhatsApp has questioned the credentials of Good Governance or G2 Chambers — the petitioner challenging its entry for payments business through UPI. It is ‘an irresistible conclusion’ that the same set of people are also behind the complaint against WhatsApp Pay at the Competition Commission of India (CCI). (G2) is unregistered’ think-tank, which was formed only two months before the petition was filed. “ – WhatsApp

Facebook: Jio. Amazon: Airtel Google: Vodafone/Idea. India gets its FAG?