BIF President T V Ramachandran said the Indian Telecommunications Bill 2023 will serve as a strong enabler for the larger digital ecosystem and, in particular, the innovative OTT apps and satellite sectors in the country. It seeks to address several inhibiting issues and would lead to tremendous boost to investor confidence, thereby causing a quantum jump in the growth of the sector, he said.
Broadband India Forum, the policy think-tank, which has among its members leading IT companies and telecom equipment makers, said demand for network usage fees from OTTs by telecom operators is outdated and would violate net neutrality principles
In a consultation paper, Trai had observed that specific OTT applications and websites could be utilised by anti-national elements, making selective banning of specific OTT applications preferable to a complete shutdown
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