Saavn partners with Facebook to serve Indian music in your feed
Indian music streaming service Saavn.com has adopted Facebook's open graph to offer Rdio like Music integration in Facebook.
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Manan Kakkar surveys the technology market in India.
Manan Kakkar
Telecommunication engineer with a keen interest in end-user technology and a News junkie, I share my thoughts while preparing for my Master's in Information Management.
Caleb Garling
Caleb lives in San Francisco and comes from a non-traditional background of molecular biology research and developing products and strategy for high-tech companies. He mostly covers the developing Indian technology market for ZDNET.
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Pirated music sharing site banned in India
Calcutta High Court has directed ISPs in India to block access to Songs.pk
Microsoft India's web store and SEBI's website attacked
The Security and Exchange Board of India and some other government sites have been defaced by hackers from Bangladesh, while Microsoft India's web store has been attacked by hackers from China.
UID gets a new lease of life, will continue enrolling citizens
The Government of India has approved a fresh round of funding for the unique identification program.
The current Indian law and loophole on user-generated content
Companies like Facebook, Google & Twitter cannot be found guilty for user-generated content unless the courts find the content to be grossly harmful and unlawful in any manner.
Twitter-savvy politician Shashi Tharoor weighs in on India's threat to ban social networks
MP Shashi Tharoor wonders if the High Court is going after the wrong target.
Exclusive: Google's free WiFi for Google+ promo doesn't work (yet?)
Google India's partnership with O-Zone to provide free WiFi either hasn't materialized or neither know they've tied up.
USCC, Nokia and Apple respond to backdoor allegations
tl;dr: "No comment. But we don't provide backdoor access." --Apple & Nokia.
Have RIM, Nokia & Apple provided Indian Military with backdoor access to cellular comm?
In exchange for mobile presence in India, RIM, Nokia and Apple have allegedly provided backdoor access for the Indian intelligence to spy on communication.
Telecomm regulatory body cracks whip on telcos, again
TRAI wants telcos to setup complaint centers and a web based monitoring system for customers to track the status of their complaints. Among other things.