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Tibet's Web, phone users require real name registration
2.76 million fixed line and mobile phone users and 1.47 million Web users in region registered for services using their real identities in 2012, following a local regulation the year before to reduce social problems.
Rocket Internet's Lazada gets $100M funding from investors
The shopping site becomes the second Southeast Asian e-commerce business under Rocket Internet's stable to get a US$100 million injection in as many months.
Intel joins Samsung, Qualcomm in Alliance for Wireless Power
Intel is now part of the Alliance for Wireless Power (A4WP) Board of Directors, joining firms including Qualcomm, Samsung and Broadcom.
Youku Tudou, Qualcomm collaborate on HEVC tech for mobile
The Chinese video streaming site and the U.S. chip giant will work on H.265 technology to give viewers mobile access to high quality video content on the site through Qualcomm's Snapdragon processor.
EMC to buy Israeli virtual storage startup ScaleIO for $200m?
ScaleIO's elastic virtual SAN pitch is reportedly encouraging EMC to get its chequebook out.
3D printing goes mainstream with Stratasys' $403m MakerBot buy
The future of 3D printing might have got a little brighter with Stratasys's planned acquisition of MakerBot.
Richard to remain CEO of Orange, despite fraud investigation
Last week, Stéphane Richard was put under investigation in a case of suspected organised fraud. The board of the telco has announced they intend to keep him as CEO of the company.
Telerik leverages India office to connect with developers
Last year, the software development vendor opened in India as it had a huge developer population which it wanted to connect with. The office could soon expand beyond a sales and marketing to include support and development.
FTC loses patience with patent trolls
The FTC is soon to take on firms that exist purely to buy and collect royalties on patents.
Nasscom: US immigration bill discriminates against Indian firms
The country;s peak IT trade body feels the proposed U.S. immigration bill will create an uneven playing field for Indian outsourcing firms, which will also affect American customers and the U.S. economy.
Yammer breaks down Telstra's management layers
Telstra CEO David Thodey credits social media network Yammer with breaking through 10 layers of management to get employees talking directly to him.
Telstra's copper could last 100 more years: Thodey
Telstra CEO David Thodey has said he believes Telstra's copper network could last 100 more years.
India and Finland likely to discuss visas, $350M Nokia tax bill
During bilateral trade talks this week, India push for simplify Finland's lengthy visa process, while Finland will likely take up the US$350 million tax bill levied against device manufacturer Nokia.
The conversation CISOs don't have that gets them fired
Chief information security officers are spending a significantly short time in their organisations despite knowing their stuff, because they simply aren't talking with the organisation's board in the right way.
NBN Co offers 25Mbps wireless service
NBN Co has begun allowing retail service providers to sell 25Mbps down and 5Mbps up fixed-wireless services as planned.
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