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INFO-TECH REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS: TRAI wants more than one CDMA player to get 3G spectrum New Delhi, Jan. 28 The telecom regulator has told the Government that it should explore allotting 3G spectrum to more than one CDMA-based mobile ... CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: Too good a crisis to waste! What are the learnings for the country from the Satyam crisis? Can the Indian economy handle such crises in the future?. A few weeks ago I was doing an appraisal of my career thus far, with an academic with a difference. He was not only a ... TELECOMMUNICATIONS: Telecom Commission to take up 4 TRAI plans Net telephony policy to be discussed on Feb 2. New Delhi, Jan. 28 Under fire from the telecom regulator for going slow on key telecom policy reforms, the Telecom Commission has decided to take up recommendations made by the TRAI on four ... CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: RBI Governor briefs standing panel on finance on Satyam case New Delhi, Jan. 28 The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor, Dr D. Subbarao, on Wednesday deposed before the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance on the fraud-hit Satyam Computer Services matter. The RBI Deputy Governor, Ms Usha ...
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OFF-SHORE DEVELOPMENT: Queuing up for India The Satyam episode will not slow down the offshoring momentum and India will remain the destination of choice, say industry people.. Is the offshoring wave receding from Indian shores on the back of the Satyam episode? This is the question ... SECURITY: Missing the message? A recent US report has downplayed fears of child Internet safety, sparking off strong criticism.. For all its amazing usefulness to many sections of society, the Internet remains a centre of controversy. As against millions of those who swear ... INTERVIEW: ‘The battle’s in your inbox’ Symantec sounds warning on ‘social engineering’ spam that taps tragedies to trap users.. When tragedy strikes, spammers aren’t far behind to capitalise on the chance to play dirty. The battle is right there in your inbox. ... INTERNET: Bringing them into the loop Computer programmer draws N-E States into the social networking scene.. There are those who lament that the Indian IT industry is rather limited to low-end services and there is hardly any innovation that one gets to see.But innovation is taking ...
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