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FREEBASICS

BY : NEHA SONI, MBA Hons.1



FREE BASICS

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What is free basics ?

• Free Basics is a platform given byFacebook in association with telecomoperators, where certain basic

internet websites will be availablefree of cost.

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In India, Facebook has tied up withReliance to make certain websites

free of cost. If you visit any of thesewebsites, then you don't have to payinternet charges. For other websites

however, you will continue to pay.

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!"# $%& R&(I")*& +"I)

FR% #!I- ore subscribers

increased market area

privilege over competitors

prot when customer shifts from

basic to full version of internet

prot from calling charges and sms.

free advertisement.

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WHAT IF OTHER TELECO O!ERATORS "OI#?

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,Reliance will not have any inherent advantage. In that sense,we will see that all the websites listed above will be availablefor free on all the networks. In that case, what do thesetelecom operators gain- "ren't they all /ust killing themselves-

• #he fact is0 these telecom operators are interested in thisinitiative because it gives them more subscribers. It increases

the si1e of the market as a whole. " lot of people from ruralIndia who have never used internet on their mobile phones willnow start using internet. In this whole initiative, the telecomoperators will eventually win, because their subscriber baserises.

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Free basics c&'ce(t )&es'*t (r&+i)e

access t& ,a'- basic sites bt/i,ite) sites &'/-.

#& (h&t&s0 #& +i)e&s.

creates )iscri,i'ati&'.



What is 'et 'etra/it-?

ntent is e2ual and all sites must be e2ually a

bsites should be allowed to access without di



ns that all online tra3c should be treated e2

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d be able to access all the data on the interned.

only thing worse than )% internet is (% i

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It means if we pay for a certain internetconnection we should be able to use allof that internet data pack all the timeregardless of which site or service is

being used.

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#elecom operators carving up the internetinto a bunch of di5erent

sections such that customer has to pay toaccess every single

one of them is against net neutrality.

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EA!LE

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ome of the telecom companies are tryingto be able to charge users and

%nline companies for what they call thefast lane.

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I,(&rta'ce &f 'et 'etra/it-

&2ual platform called the internet forvarious e6commerce companies.

"bility to e3ciently compete in market

!elps no start ups or small companies

by giving e2ual chance

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What ha((e'e) a') hat is

ha((e'i'6 ?

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ava a e or ree n t s manner



ava a e or ree. n t s manner,everybody does not get an e2ualchance or e2ual visibility. #his isproblematic for website owners 7whowill have less incentive to innovateand improve8 and for internet users7who will not have all the options8.

Internet is a very good thing. It hasensured that proper content getsrecognition and can be used by

several people for many genuineadvantages. !owever, initiatives likeFree Basics are giving a lot of controlto private entities such as Facebook,

and that is not a good thing. 1



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Free Basics is not free internet andtherefore it should be opposed.

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What e ca' )& ?

7& '&t s((&rt free basics b- 6i+i'6 ,isse) ca//&' the ',ber the- (r&+i)e b- ,s6s f&r(r&,&ti&'.

7& '&t 8// a'- f&r, i' s((&rt &f it he' itb/i'9s as a '&ti8cati&' &' -&r faceb&&9'esfee) :st becase it has the &r) FREE i' it.

;isit =Sa+e the I'ter'et= ebsite t& 6i+e -&r&(i'i&' t& TRAI ab&t this.

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#hank :ou ;;;;

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