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Tag Archives: internet rights

How a democratic nation can ban social networking?

“The dark side of social media is that, within seconds, anything can be blown out of proportion and taken out of context. And it’s very difficult not to get swept up in it all”, said Nicola Formichetti- Italian/Japanese editor. Malicious content, such as fake YouTube videos and morphed photographs, are usually spread rapidly to trigger…

October 30, 201331 CommentsInternet GovernanceBy wp-admin

Will this be India’s first Social Media Election?

The role of the Internet grows every election. Soon its uniqueness will no longer be unique. It will play an even bigger role in an election than it currently does. There is going to be a national election that is going to be about the Internet the way that 1984 was about TV for the…

October 16, 201333 CommentsInternet GovernanceBy wp-admin

Twitter Diplomacy and “Enemies of Internet”

Twitter may not be able to freely monetize Twitter diplomacy, but its characteristic of how much influence 140 characters and broadcasting across the Internet can have. Tweeting is a great way to share thoughts and information with friends and followers, as long as you stay safe, keep it civil, and most importantly, be interesting. We…

October 15, 201333 CommentsInternet GovernanceBy wp-admin

The Diffusion of Online Marketing and Rural

Now, Rural India is selling cows, buffaloes on the internet. Black ‘Murrah’ buffalo with short and tightly curled horns for Rs.80,000 and herd of 10 ‘Holstein Friesians’ cows at Rs.6 lakh on the click of the mouse — the Indian online classifieds are moving beyond usual items with increasing internet penetration in smaller towns and villages. Online…

October 15, 201328 CommentsInternet GovernanceBy wp-admin

Cyber-spying squabbles: What is the solution?

India plans to send a formal notification to about 500,000 employees, banning them from US based e-mail service providers such as Gmail America claims that the controversial secret cyber spying programme PRISM run by America’s National Security Agency (NSA) foiled more than 50 potential terrorist plots in as many as 20 countries, including India. “The…

May 22, 2013Leave a commentInternet GovernanceBy wp-admin
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