Paytm goes one step ahead to inform users about the hidden dangers of #FreeBasics

If you"re on Facebook, then you must have recently come across the below mentioned notification on your Facebook account. If you"re wondering what "Free Basics" is about, it"s a hindrance to the concept of Net Neutrality in India. Several Experts in Media and Tech field are already raising their voices against Free Basics and Facebook....
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Suneel Bandhu

Suneel Bandhu view profile Suneel Bandhu, ex COO of Indian wireless carrier Tata TeleServices, is a member of Mumbai Angels (http://www.mumbaiangels.com). Suneel is an MBA from FMS, Delhi and an Electronics Engineer from Birla Institute of Technology & Science, Pilani.
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Digital hub for start-ups

THE setting up of a new digital centre in i-City will pave the way for the Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) hub in Shah Alam to flourish by providing??...
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10 Things HR Doesnt Want You to Know (but Ill Tell You)

When it comes to HR and recruiting, some have best practices they dont necessarily want to bring to your attention. As a professional, the following are good for you to know... 1) They have a 90-day new hire rule.
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Finance, technology startups wooing top talent from banking sector

Its not just the consultancy, consumer goods and telecom sectors that are losing talent to new financial technology startups ??? many are now moving??...
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Small-town startups are coming up with tech, social ventures to help resolve local issues

PUNE: Startups in small towns are drawing the attention of investors and accelerators. Microsoft Ventures has collaborated with Despande Foundation??...
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Google to install Wi-Fi in 400 train stations across India, promises to cover the busiest 100 stations in 2016

Google today announced plans to install high-speed public Wi-Fi in 400 train stations across India. The project was unveiled during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modis visit to Googles U.S. headquarters. More to follow Powered by VBProfiles
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Panasonic is sounding more optimistic about a return to its global smartphone business

After exiting the global mobile phone market in 2005 due to poor sales, Panasonic then attempted a comeback in 2012 only to essentially flop again the following year with a 5.4 billion yen ($45 million) hit in operating losses to its mobile division.
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Indias Modi tells Zuckerberg about the importance of women and social media in democracy

MENLO PARK - Indias Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Facebook today to chat about his countrys progress in becoming a more digital society, investing in the country, and womens empowerment. In a short Q&A town hall session, the leader of the worlds largest democracy spoke about how India was moving forward with using technology to be better connected with its citizens.
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Zone Startups takes longer term view on startups

1. What was behind the idea of setting up Zone Startups? Zone Startups works with entrepreneurs from around the world to drive the innovation economy through strategic partnerships. Startups need a global network to provide a clear pathway for their growth internationally.
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This Entrepreneur Used A Blog To Create PR For Her Business

April Morse, of Lodi, Calif., used a blog, Custom Cabinet Girl, to attract the attention of retailers like Williams-Sonoma and to achieve national press.
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Qualcomm to invest up to $150 million in Indian startups

Wireless chip major Qualcomm will invest up to $150 million in Indian startup companies across all stages. Qualcomm, which is facing challenging??...
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7 Seed-Stage Funding Sources That Might Finance Your Startup

Even if you work every day in the world of new-venture funding, as I do, the options are confusing, and their meanings seem to change on a regular basis. I challenge any entrepreneur, for example, to define the difference between seed-stage and early-stage financing.
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PMs Narendra Modi silicon touch for startups

PM Narendra Modis visit to Silicon Valley is expected to give a fillip to the startup ecosystem, especially in the technology space, where numbers have??...
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Nishant Bhaskar

Nishant Bhaskar Nishants expertise lies in layering the disciplines of design, social research and business to reinvent existing businesses, launch new ventures, and uncover growth opportunities. A Delhi College of Engineering alumnus, he worked with Maruti Suzukis R&D division, before moving to Netherlands for his M.Sc.
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Identifying how a Startup Innovates

Why do start-ups seem to have an easier time than established companies do in coming up with breakthrough innovations? Is it the people, the organizational structure or the culture? More than anything else it is incumbents obsession with incremental innovation, say Professor Tony Davila of the Instituto de Estudios Superiores de la Empresa at the University of Navarra in Spain and Professor Marc J.
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A Toxic Work World

FOR many Americans, life has become all competition all the time. Workers across the socioeconomic spectrum, from hotel housekeepers to surgeons, have stories about toiling 12- to 16-hour days (often without overtime pay) and experiencing anxiety attacks and exhaustion. Public health experts have begun talking about stress as an epidemic.
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4 considerations to make when choosing to work for a startup or a corporate

???Working for a startup is very different to pursuing your career in the corporate world and the differences extend far beyond the size of the business or??...
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Being Number One In Trademarks Owned Didnt Save Scott Walker; Donald Trump Is Number Two

There are at least five new trademark applications filed for Trump since April alone, using Trump in some political way. Governor Walker had quite a portfolio going. Some are the predictable: Scott Walker For America or Walker16. A couple of his trademark applications are more message-laden, like Reform. Growth. Safety.
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