In no particular order, here are MediaNama’s top 10 stories of the week ended 25th February 2018 MediaNama would like to thank its sponsors: E2E, for their support. Amazon quietly launches UPI payment option for customers Amazon India seems to have quietly added a UPI based payments option for customers who are making purchases on the website. The development was spotted by members of the r/india subreddit who also noticed that Amazon is using an @apl virtual payments address for collecting payments. Medianama was able to verify the existence of the same as the UPI payment option pops up during the checkout process. Read it here Uber faces class-action lawsuit in US for under payment of drivers Uber is set to face a class-action lawsuit for alleged underpayment of drivers and violating work agreement, known as the Technology Services Agreement (TSA) in North Carolina in US, according to a report of Ars Technica. The portal reports that Martin Dulberg, a driver who was apparently underpaid by the Uber, will now a class of about 9,000 similarly affected drivers. Read it here Kerala Cable Operators Association's broadband push comes with zero rated OTT service An aggressive push for internet coverage veiling a zero-rated service that violates net neutrality, we have seen this before. The Cable Operators Association (COA) – the largest organisation of independent cable TV operators in Kerala – announced it will lay optical fibre across the state and ‘aggressively’ promote its broadband service. Read it here ZO Rooms makes…
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