TRAI issues Recommendations on Issues relating to Uplinking Downlinking of Television channels in India
July 22, 2010
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) released the recommendations on issues relating to Uplinking-Downlinking of TV channels in India. In view of increasing number of TV channels, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting had requested TRAI to furnish its recommendations on review of policy on uplinking and downlinking of TV channels in India.
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Telephone subscriber base reaches 671.69 million by June end
July 23, 2010
The number of telephone subscribers in India has increased to 671.69 million at the end of June-2010 from 653.92 million in May-2010. As per the figures data released by Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), it has registered a growth of 2.72%. With this, the overall tele-density in India has reached 56.83.
Wireless subscriber base has increased from 617.53 million in May-2010 to 635.51 million at the end of June-2010 registering a growth of 2.91%. Wireless tele-density stands at 53.77.
Wireline subscriber base declined from 36.39 million in May-2010 to 36.18 million at the end of June-2010 with overall Wireline teledensity of 3.06. Total Broadband subscriber base has increased from 9.24 million in May-2010 to 9.45 million in June-2010, there by showing a growth of 2.27%.
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Moser Baer India introduces Knight USB Flash Drives
July 23, 2010
Moser Baer India (MBI), the global tech- manufacturing company, announced the launch of 'Knight' USB Flash Drives with value added features which allows users to customize their storage space as per their preference. The USB Flash Drives are equipped with advanced features like MyZone, LED light in a sleek form factor among others for an enhanced user experience.
Moser Baer's USB Flash Drives come embedded with an innovative MyZone feature which enables user to demarcate his personal and public storage space with a password, making it ideal for enterprise users.
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Clay Telecom partners with Jet Airways to launch 'Edujetter programme'
July 22, 2010
Clay Telecom, one of the fastest growing companies in the vertical of international telecom solutions, has partnered with Jet Airways, India's premier international airline for their most promising programme called "EDUJETTER" for the students going to abroad.
Through this programme, Clay Telecom is offering specially designed Customized Rental Plans to bring down the exorbitant bills and also ensure students can be connected with their families and friends anytime and anywhere. In addition to this, students can enjoy INR 1000 worth of free talk time with a three month lock in period, no activation, deactivation or delivery charges are applicable. As part of the programme, students will enjoy numerous benefits through Jet Airways.
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