Hindu Gods bitten by telecom revolution in India
January 26th, 2008Yesterday I was reading about Bill Clinton running for President in 2008. The banner on that page was..hmm..you decide - funny/ok/offending/tasteless.
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I was reading “Why Call Centers & Live Chat Are Killing Paid Search Conversions” today. I agree with the contents of that blog post, it applies to India for sure.
Sphere: Related ContentThe Sydney Test match has been (un)eventful. Unfortunately for the Aussies in this TV age everyone could see how unfair they were and also the umpiring. To beat it all the third umpire was also blind. Was it necessary for the Umpires to be as desperate as Ricky “Integrity” Ponting to make sure Aussies won the 16th Test in a row? Aussies might have won the game anyway but what was the need to cheat in broad daylight?
Sphere: Related ContentBangaloreans recently got yet another newspaper - Mint. I must say it is refreshing. The size of the newspaper is good and thankfully it has a white background. The newspaper is unbiased and you don’t get the feeling of article s being ’sponsored’ by the corporate world.
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These days you read a lot about telcos having a war with the Government about allocation of spectrum. So what does it actually mean?
Sphere: Related ContentIndia is in the midst of a mobile revolution. Every month India signs up 8.5 million new mobile users. No wonder all foreign telcos are drooling.
Sphere: Related ContentIPTV (Internet Protocol Television) delivers television programming to households via a broadband connection using Internet protocols. It is in digital format, hence all analog TVs require a IPTV set-top box. IPTV is typically bundled with other services like Video on Demand (VOD), voice over IP (VOIP) or digital phone, and Web access, collectively referred to as Triple Play.
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