Krishna Mukherjee

Having over six years of experience in business journalism, Krishna has a knack for writing on telecom and IT. She believes that tryst with technology is the best thing that has ever happened to mankind. Krishna is a telecom analyst

Krishna Mukherjee

Opera launches Netflix-style subscription service for premium Android apps globally

Opera launches Netflix-style subscription service for premium Android apps globally

Opera has unveiled globally its new Netflix-style subscription service for Android apps, Apps Club, which is a browser-based app store and a digital application distribution platform. The Apps Club offers an alternative distribution and monetization model for apps based on an unlimited “all you can download” subscription offer, payable through operators’ billing … Read More

Krishna Mukherjee

Telenor India operating loss widens in the fourth quarter

Telenor India operating loss widens in the fourth quarter

Telenor India’s operating loss widened at NOK 368 million in the fourth quarter of 2015, compared with NOK 285 million a year earlier. The Norway-based telecom company’s India unit’s full year operating loss stood at NOK 990 million, against operating profit of NOK 882 in 2014. Telenor India’s revenue however … Read More

Krishna Mukherjee

COAI gives a thumb down to TRAI’s decision on differential pricing

COAI gives a thumb down to TRAI’s decision on differential pricing

The Cellular Association of India (COAI) today expressed its disappointment over TRAI’s decision against differential pricing and said that the rule will have an impact on the government’s ambitious ‘Digital India’ initiative. The telecom regulator today announced that no service provider will be allowed to offer or charge discriminatory tariffs … Read More

Krishna Mukherjee

Free Basics vs Free Net: Who will be the winner?

Free Basics vs Free Net: Who will be the winner?

At a press conference today, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) is likely to take a strong stance on net neutrality amid speculations that the telecom regulator will bar zero-rated products such as Facebook’s Free Basics and Airtel Zero. According to Economic Times, TRAI is likely “to disallow subsidised … Read More

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