As per the previous post, it is clear that they have sought to “play down” my response and call it as “hypothetical question”. If it doesn’t smack of playing favorites, then what else does?
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TRAI: Disppointing response from Appellate Authority
We have got another offer for you by which you can make really cheap calls to India. Sometime back Reliance India call launched its one cent plan to call India and now RelianceiCall has launched 1 cent per minute to call India. Actually Reliance iCall is..
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Relianceicall : Call India at 1 cent per minute.
As per the media reports, the mobile number portability is delayed because BSNL and MTNL were not ready for it. In any case, I am toying with the idea of filing a second RTI application but my attention is fixated on academics and it would be impossible to keep a track of the same. In case anyone among the readers feels motivated enough, please let me know through feedback on drapuri (at) gmail (dot) com and I would happily guide the way out including help with drafting of the application.
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Mobile number portability and TRAI: Suckers
After receiving no reply from the morons, I have filed a second appeal with CIC, New Delhi. The best part is that it’s free, it’s as easy as it can get by typing in the required information in the drop down boxes and all you have to upload is the copy of the letters sent to the earlier PIO. This is my first experience with Right to Information Act and has been a learning one too.
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TRAI: Second appeal filed with CIC
Here is the text of the email, fax and the registered post sent to TRAI regarding various issues related to Broadband. To, The Central Public Information Officer Telecom Regulatory Authority of India Mahanagar Doorsanchar Bhawan, Jawaharlal Nehru Marg, Old Minto Road, New Delhi-110 002 Tele: 011-23211622 Fax: 011-23213294 E-mail: ap@trai.gov.in Sub: Application under the Right to Information Act, 2005 for information relating to Broadband Internet, Fair Usage Policies and pricing mechanism.
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TRAI: Filed for RTI application regarding Broadband
I complete my MFA in Design and Technolgoy studies a week from tomorrow, and will be graduating a few days after that. It has been wonderful to work on Pigeon at Parsons. I’m hoping to launch Pigeon as a full time venture moving forward. Pigeon will start by focusing on US immigrants and the people that matter to them back in their home countries. I’m currently exploring running Pigeon as a for-profit that has an eye on social investment (perhaps as a registered B Corp ). We’ll see what happens, but I’m excited for the next step.
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Post-grad Pigeon
The “ One Internet Village, Divided ” article in today’s NYTimes is about the problems that poplular internet sites (YouTube, Facebook, MySpace) are facing with creating revenue from traffic in emerging markets. The video site Veho has gone so far as to block users from Africa, Latin America, Asia, and Eastern Europe. MySpace is creating a default low bandwidth profile for users in India, and Facebook is focusing on member acquisition before worrying about monetizing. YouTube had been developing localized versions of its service in Brazil, India, and Poland but has now switched to trying to make money with reports that it may lose around $470 million this year
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NYTimes: One Internet Village, Divided
My team and I are at the Game Developers Conference this week, thanks to Nokia . We presented and demoed our game, Weekness, today. Weekness turns your text messaging habits into a game. In one player mode, users guess who text messages were sent to and received from, from weeks past. In the two players mode, uers play in real time on one phone with another user to guess each other’s most often text messaged words. In both modes, a new social interactions can be created, extending the pre-existing socail usages of the phone. Rabia Malik , Yumi Endo and I were the Weekness development team.
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Weekness at GDC
The PIN less dialing characteristic of Reliance India Call is the feature in which entering of the PIN can be skipped when placing calls on a certain number of registered lines. The system possessed by Reliance India recognize up to six different phone lines as belonging to its customer’s account, to be more specific 6 numbers for Pay After Use service and 4 numbers for Prepaid service. Inorder to make use of the PIN less dialing feature of Reliance India Call it is important to activate the caller ID number on the phone line that you register.
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Dial PIN Less with the long distance calling service of Reliance India Call
Good news for the Canadians, there is a chance for “a couple” to win tickets to the Harbhajan Maan concert which is on 6th Oct 2007 in Toronto, all you need to do is just recharge or register with $25 or more before 2nd Oct’07 23:59 hrs IST and call up Reliance India Call ’s voice portal, dial 01234 and enter the “ Chak de Phatte ” contest. Then on voice prompt mention your unique serial number which you got while recharging or registering and answer a few simple questions.
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Reliance India Call’s “Chak de Phatte” contest for the people in Canada
You can listen to ball by ball commentary and can also get latest score updates for the ICC Twenty 20 World Cup through Reliance India Call ’s voice portal dial 01234, not only that you can even get 20 mins of talktime for free if reliance India call’s voice portal dial 01234 is accessed for 20 mins or more between 15 Sept ’07 00:00hrs IST to 24th September 2007, 23:59hrs IST. Now anyone can call India for as low as 7.4 cents*/minute through the “ call and save ” offer provided by Reliance India Call till September 25, 2007. One need to dial reliance India call’s “call & save number” i.e
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Reliance India Call: Call and Save
Reliance India Call services will be active within an hour of signup. To make a call with a registered phone number, you just need to dial Reliance India Call’s toll-free access number and after that enter the number that you would like to reach. If the local exchange carrier does not provide Reliance India Call with the Caller Line Identification you may be asked to enter your 11-digit registered phone number and 4-digit PIN even if you are calling from a registered phone number
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Placing a Call with Reliance India Call
Reliance India Call is an international long distance calling service to India and over 200 countries across the globe from the entire mainland USA, Hawaii and Alaska. The service of Reliance India Call can be accessed from any phone by dialing the toll-free number as specified in the applicable service guide. Reliance India Call ensures superior quality calls with their state-of-the-art-network which starts from their hubs in New York and Los Angeles all the way to Reliance Wireline & wireless user in India.
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Freedom to talk for free with Reliance India Call in this festive season