The telecom regulator has also proposed a new data centre readiness survey for states and a new national body for digitisation, sharing and monetisation of data
To encourage investors, the government will provide a subsidy of 25 per cent or up to Rs 20 crore for setting up IT Parks
Makerspace will be a collaborative workspace for making, learning, exploring, and sharing using high-tech to no-tech tools, which will enable the ideation of tech-enabled solution-centric startups
According to the official, over 80 training programmes are being run in R-CAT
The shift towards new media for consuming information from traditional sources such as newspapers has presented a challenge of credibility to the government, Information and Broadcasting Secretary Apurva Chandra said on Wednesday. Addressing the first World Media Congress in Abu Dhabi, Chandra said India has over 1.2 billion mobile phone users and 600 million smartphone users who are consuming a high amount of information and entertainment via mobile devices. He said the traditional media sources in India comprised 897 television channels and over 80,000 newspapers in various languages. However, he added, that recently there has been a shift from the traditional media as youngsters were consuming information from new media sources. This has presented a challenge of credibility and that presented a challenge to the government, Chandra said. He said social media has caused faster and deeper percolation of information in India, to the effect that it has even reduced the loss of lives
Rethinking cities to make them more liveable is a key component of smart cities but this requires building fair, participatory, sustainable and inclusive urban development policies
Ongoing investments in 99acres amid rising competition may hinder profitability
The IT and business services market in the country was valued at $7.15 billion between January and June 2022, according to IDC
Stellar long-term track record, growing digitalisation augur well for IT sector funds
First phase is expected early next fiscal year; CBIC in talks with six major concerned regulatory agencies with the vast majority of export matters
E-commerce firms may have to incur higher costs for upgrading tech to comply with norm
The hiring boom in India's services sector is likely to continue in the third quarter, with 73 per cent of employers willing to increase their resource pool
The Minister of State for Electronics and Information Technology said that despite the deep disruption caused by the pandemic, India as a nation has emerged stronger
Currently, social media intermediaries are only required to inform users about not uploading certain categories of harmful/unlawful content
According to outage-tracking website Downdetector, at the peak of the outage, over 7,000 users reported being unable to log in
Flipkart's operating loss or EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortisation) loss stood at Rs 3,925 crore, which was up from Rs 2,267 crore in the previous fiscal
The committees will be established with the aim of providing users of social media sites like Facebook and Twitter with an alternative dispute resolution method
Functionality will be available for general users of company's app store and browser later this year
A Washington state judge on Wednesday fined Facebook parent company Meta nearly $25 million for repeatedly and intentionally violating campaign finance disclosure law, in what is believed to be the largest campaign finance penalty in U.S. history. The penalty issued by King County Superior Court Judge Douglass North was the maximum allowed for more than 800 violations of Washington's Fair Campaign Practices Act, passed by voters in 1972 and later strengthened by the Legislature. Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson argued that the maximum was appropriate considering his office previously sued Facebook in 2018 for violating the same law. Meta, based in Menlo Park, California, did not immediately respond to an email seeking comment. Washington's transparency law requires ad sellers such as Meta to keep and make public the names and addresses of those who buy political ads, the target of such ads, how the ads were paid for and the total number of views of each ad. Ad sellers must
The IT industry has asked the govt to defer the implementation of the revised production liked incentive scheme, PLI 2.0