Aam Aadmi Party Provide Free Wi-Fi to The City In Delhi

The Aam Aadmi Party government offered a free Wi-Fi internet to the city resident under the condition of limited data usage. By February of next year, free Wi-Fi functional will be implemented. According to Digital Marketing Agency, “Free Wi-Fi in Delhi was among the prominent pre-poll promises made by AAP.”

The Parliamentary Secretary to Minister of IT, Adarsh Shastri said, “We will work on ensuring a minimum speed of 512 KB p/s to each user to make it a better experience. We will be very strict on user experience and uninterrupted service. We will not fix a time but will restrict bandwidth. Every day the system will be reset,”

A very well noted is that setting up 50,000-80,000 hotspots across Delhi as part of the free Wi-Fi endeavor is planned by the government. 

ChinaNetCenter Works with Etisalat to Expands CDN Business in Middle East

Digital Marketing Agency, ChinaNetCenter, one of the major content delivery network (CDN) and data center service providers in China, and Emirates Telecommunications Corporation (Etisalat) are working together to expand CDN services in the Middle East.

The cooperation agreement stipulates that ChinaNetCenter will build a content delivery network (CDN) service node in Etisalat’s network for bolstering end-user internet access experience within its network.

Chu Minjian, Vice President of ChinaNetCenter, said: “Our partnership with Etisalat will strengthen our CDN service capacities in the Middle East, Central Asia and Africa. In addition, it will also help Etisalat to extend its regional reach and give its customers reliable, superior quality Internet access anywhere and anytime.”

According to Ali Amiri, executive vice president, carrier & wholesale services of Etisalat, “The partnership with ChinaNetCenter means that we will be able to bring its advanced CDN technology and services into the region and create a powerful alliance. This will ensure the delivery of a faster and richer Internet access experience to the markets and customers which we serve.” 

Family In Irish Republic "Naive" About Stock Photo Sites

A family whose image was used in a poster campaign by a group opposing gay marriage in the Irish Republic say they are naive on poster family over stock photo sites. According to Digital Marketing Agency, “in return for a free photo shoot, the photo had been released on a website by a photographer by getting consent from family.

There was disagreement with its message whereas Mothers and Fathers Matter group had legitimately used their image. In voting in Ireland referendum, in which around 62% of voters were revealed to be in favour of legalising it with 38% against, on Saturday, it is in favour of the same-sex marriage.

In a statement released via Human Rights campaign group Amnesty International in Ireland the pair laid out their own views on the gay marriage debate, they mentioned, "This family believes that everyone has a right to marry the person they love regardless of their gender."

Half of The Global Population Use The Internet In 2015

By the end of 2015 nearly 3.2 billion people will be using the internet. The International Telecommunication Union (ITU), a United Nations body, predicts that nearly half of the global population will be online. The population currently stands at 7.2 billion.

“About 2 billion of those will be in the developing world, however, just 89 million will be in countries such as Somalia and Nepal,” according to Digital Marketing Agency. Reporter mentioned that 80% of household in developed countries and 34% of developing countries will be able to access to the internet, by the end of this year.

Brahima Sanou, director of the ITU telecommunication development bureau said, "ICTs will play an even more significant role in the post 2015 development agenda and in achieving future sustainable development goals as the world moves faster and faster towards a digital society."

Lines between Social and Search Blurred by Facebook's "Yelp Alternative"

Digital Marketing Agency, Facebook is testing a new program that will bring reviews from top food publications to select restaurant pages across America. The company is partnering with trusted foodie publications to showcase restaurant reviews alongside search results for restaurant pages.

According to a Facebook spokesperson, “In order to give you access to even more helpful information about local places, we're testing a new unit that will display critic reviews for certain restaurants in the US.”

Josiah Humphrey, co-CEO and co-founder of Appster, an app development firm says: “Obviously they go together very well because, essentially, it’s the same kind of thing. Facebook is continuing to build out its ability to be a credible source of information and relevant content. So whether it’s this Place Tips play or this restaurants play, they’re going to keep continuing to build in this direction.” 

Mozilla Uses Suggested Tiles for Commercial Advertising

Digital Marketing Agency, Mozilla, once earning revenues from the royalties the open-source software company makes from advertising, now dabbles in commercial advertising with Suggested Title, which starts showing Firefox users targeted ads and content recommendations.

Mozilla makes a promise that this ad initiative will not interrupt user experience and invade users' privacy since it will not retain or share personal data, nor is the company using cookies. Darren Herman, vice president of content services for Mozilla, points out that Firefox users can opt out if they don't want to see ads. True to Mozilla's open Internet initiative, Suggested Tiles will be user-centric rather than brand-focused.

The vice president notes that: "Users have a complete control over the system. It's completely private and totally transparent. Everyone in the ad business is talking about the same thing: they are talking about optimization, they are talking about data and they are talking about demand-side platform. But nowhere in anybody's conversation is the user. Mozilla is basically a user agent on the Internet. User control, privacy and transparency are three of the things we most care about here at Mozilla. 

Buy Buttons Added in Sponsored Mobile Search Results

Digital Marketing Agency, Google is going to add buy buttons to its search results pages on mobile devices with a view to increasing its retail search traffic and advertising revenue. The buttons will appear in paid search results under a "Shop on Google" heading at the top of a page, but won't appear in the unpaid results.

According to Dave Ragals, global managing director of search at IgnitionOne, a digital marketing technology company, Google's move to buy buttons seems natural most industry insiders.

He says: "It's hardly a surprise. As mobile continues to grow, it's the right place for Google to start expanding. Specifically, for mobile in retail, Google is still at a disadvantage in comparison to Amazon. On Amazon, eBay or Esty, consumers can search and buy all in one place, which is something that Google hasn't offered before."