Vodafone is all for net neutrality, calls Airtel Zero as trivial price plan
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Joining the internet giants who are all shouting out loud for In a recent press conference in Delhi, Sood said that the company did not believe in ‘carving’ or ‘blocking’ the Internet. "We're completely for net neutrality. We've seen 148% growth in data usage, thanks to
One can't help but ponder over how much OTT voice-over-Internet-protocol (VoIP) call services agitate Indian telcos. There's no doubt that OTT VoIPs like WhatsApp, Skype, Line or Viber allow users to make free calls and have been biting into Telco revenues for quite a while. According to telecom advisory firm Ovum, telecom companies across the world will lose around $386 billion between 2012 and 2018 due to OTT VoIPs.
Most Indian telcos feel they can't earn back what they invest on infrastructure as app makers cash in by just sending data over these networks. Telecom companies make money only out of data usage, not on bandwidth, which is getting cheaper anyway.
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Vodafone India currently has around 63.8 million data users, 19.4 million on 3G.
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