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Save the Internet: AIB's new video reveals how Facebook's Free Basics violates net neutrality

Besides India, Internet.org has also been launched in other emerging countries like Colombia, Zambia, Tanzania, Kenya and Ghana. Well, the least he could do is stop calling it a noble cause as its simply shrewd business. After facing criticism in India, the company rebranded Internet.org to Free Basics. It’s like packaging old wine in a new bottle and is against net neutrality in India.

After Zuckerberg’s Delhi townhall, Savetheinternet questions Facebook's internet.org platform

Even as Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg expressed commitment to net neutrality, volunteers of savetheinternet.in have raised questions over the internet.org platform.

Net Neutrality: Govt report expected this week

A new report by The Times of India now states that the government may soon go public on its decision to support net neutrality, which means the Internet would be equal for all without any discrimination or prioritisation.

Net Neutrality deadline: Trai receives over million emails from netizens asking to save the Internet

Finally, the million mail mission is successful, and it took just 12 days.

Three days to go: Over 9 lakh emails sent in support of Net Neutrality, so far

The only topic that everyone is debating about on the Internet for now is all things related to - Net Neutrality. By definition, Net neutrality means that Internet service providers should enable access to all content and applications regardless of the source, and without favouring or blocking particular products or websites.

Ditched! Will Flipkart bailing out force Airtel to scrap the zero charge plan?

AIB releases new video decoding Net Neutrality; urges citizens to support cause

Stand-up comedy group AIB has returned with an online video, Save The Internet, three months after their show AIB Knockout had kicked up a controversy.

Zero rating has been around for five years: Flipkart's Sachin Bansal 'defends' net neutrality

Following the Airtel Zero Fiasco, Flipkart, which is reportedly partnering with Airtel on the service provider's Zero charge platform, received a lot of flak from consumers on social networking sites with some downvoting the app to a one star rating on both Android and iOS, while others boycotting the e-tailer and uninstalling the app from their phones.