Finally "Indian Express" says that even Wikipedia had violated "Net Neutrality" in India: http://indianexpress.com/article/technology/social/net-neutrality-debate-its-not-just-limited-to-airtel-zero/

Content from the article in regard to Wikipedia and Aircel is as below:


Aircel and Wikipedia: In 2013, Aircel had announced that it will offer free access to Wikipedia on mobile phones. The partnership is currently valid for 3 years.

Wikipedia might be an instant go to for many of us, but that still doesn’t justify why it should be free of charge on a particular network, when accessing other sites means incurring data charges for users.


On Sun, Apr 19, 2015 at 12:14 AM, Karthik Nadar <karthikndr@wikimedia.in> wrote:

Hi Arnav,

Thanks for your inputs. I just shared my points and just wanted to know what all are thinking about the same.

Would just like to defend my point as I have not explained it properly (again my own views): By grabbing eyeballs, its not only about to increase editors, its also about readership.

Thanks again Arnav. Your views are valid as well :)


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