Re: Fwd: IAC's response to TRAI's Consultation Paper no. 2/2015 "OTT Services"

Tarun Dua <lists-w/I/[email protected]>
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I did not imply or impute that you are a Mukesh Ambani associate or minion.
>

Good.

>
> I posted the link to your article accompanied by text describing that a
> news portal associated with Shri Mukesh Ambani, ie. Firstpost.com, was
> circulating articles encouraging people to "spam" the TRAI's consultation
> process on a non-issue like "net neutrality" over mobile phone networks.
>
Oh, and you know even Facebook & Twitter are circulating articles
encouraging people to send email to TRAI.

And why do you call it spam. Spam has the characteristic of being
un-solicited. TRAI has solicited views from public.


> There is a concerted campaign by foreign interests to get certain
> beneficial provisions of the IT Act disabled, directly or indirectly.
>


Lack of net-neutrality laws helps foreign giants like
Facebook/Google/Twitter abuse their dominant market position more than any
domestic Internet centric businesses.

>
>
> The first step to this was taken in the SC's 66-A judgement - which under
> cover of 66-A effectively disabled the ITIGR 2011 in its concluding paras
> without any reasons - except that Google and Facebook were overloaded with
> complaints being made to them under these rules.
>
With due respect, Googles and Facebooks of the world have all the financial
muscle in the world to be able to handle an "overload" of complaints they
were supposedly deluged with. On the other hand it is the anemic & capital
constrained domestic entrepreneur(s) who face an un-certain regulatory
environment.




> The net neutrality frenzy being whipped up, is only a smokescreen for more
> such skullduggery. And that Reliance Jio is the largest "datapipe" waiting
> to be activated makes it more interesting.
>

Not buying your conspiracy theory, I don't see the point you are making,
perhaps the point doesn't exist at all.

Net Neutrality debate is happening because it concerns common people like
us who have no access to levers of power and are trying to run our
startups/small businesses in an environment of capital constraints and
un-certain regulation.

Also you are wrong about Reliance Jio being the largest "datapipe" to be
activated. The largest un-activated and un-used "datapipe" happens to be
BSNL+MTNL+Powergrid Tel+RailTel+GailTel in India.

Regards
-Tarun

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