4G is coming: Should we be excited?

#NetNeutrality: Open letter to Airtel

A response to #AirtelPledge from the SaveTheInternet.in coalition.

The selective free access to some content by operators takes away from the principles on which internet was conceived and built.

This certainly is a tipping point for internet in India.

With the "free" plan, the telecom company is just passing the cost from consumers to app developers and start-ups.

TRAI wants to control the internet by charging separately for services that you use. Sadly, most people are unware to even protest about it.

Recently there has been a massive backlash against the e-commerce giant for joining the net neutrality violating service.

It is going to make the web look like a market for direct-to-home - different plans for different services.