Facebook to beef up Internet.org in India
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Facebook said today that it will expand its Internet.org programme. The programme launched last year has seen more than a dozen mobile operators on board across 17 countries offering basic Internet services without data charges to over a billion people. “The goal was to bring more people online and help them discover the value of the Internet -- and it's working”,
"As we approach year two... we are now ready to scale up
In India, Facebook had partnered Reliance Communications to provide free Internet access to 33 websites as part of the initiative.
Image credit: Indiatimes
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