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Updated below: This just in: the SMS Spam regulations for India will be applicable on the 27th of September 2011, according to a notice...
Finally, after months of dilly dallying, the SMS Spam regulations will hopefully see the light of the day. The Department of Telecomm (DoT) is set...
TRAI Chairman, JS Sarna informed MediaNama, that the TRAI is going to come out with an announcement on the status of implementation of the...
After extending the date for the implementation of the SMS Spam Regulations to 21st March 2011 in the last amendment, the TRAI has postponed it...
March 7th 2011: It appears that there could be further delays, and this might be going down the mobile number portability path – date,...
The TRAI has extended the date for the implementation of the SMS Spam Regulations to 1st March 2011, the second postponement so far: Initially...
Has the Indian telecom regulator TRAI ever got any website development done? Nothing, the size of the National Customer Preference Register with millions of...
Last week, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India issued regulations governing telemarketing and Push SMS services. MediaNama had highlighted key issues with the way the...
TRAI’s new Spam Call and SMS regulations inhibit the open ecosystem in the VAS industry, especially the content businesses, and give more power to...
Update: The ban has ended, reports BusinessLine. Brace yourself, there might be an SMS Spam tsunami heading your way. Update: And here we go...
