The number one magazine provider in Apple's Newstand has now added 20 new magazine from American Media to its stable of 1,800 magazines for digital sale.
This is the latest move in Amazon’s worldwide expansion.
Guest Post When I co-founded InMobi in 2007, we took a novel “east-to-west” approach to our growth, starting in India before moving into other developing markets, then finally into more traditional “Western” markets as well.
Indian home shopping business Homeshop18 has closed a $30 million funding round as it edges closer to an IPO.
Eduston.tv launches an online business education portal for people in BRIC countries and reveals $1 million in seed funding.
The Russian government asks Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube to remove posts, following a recently passed law that blocks content relating to child porn, drug use, and suicide.
Popular Indian e-commerce marketplace Snapdeal has reportedly raised $50 million in a new round of funding to help it continue to grow and beat out similar sites.
In an article in the Times of India, the Google chairman said India must choose between "an open internet that benefits all or a highly regulated one that inhibits innovation."
Guest Post The process of implementing an American national identity card would be an expensive logistical and bureaucratic nightmare.
Countries like Brazil and Russia will soon give smartphone makers attractive new markets in which to sell their wares.
Looks like Chinese telecommunications manufacturer Huawei is getting slammed again. Now it's Los Alamos National Laboratory, the facility that is in charge of maintaining the United States's arsenal of nuclear weapons, that has apparently tossed out Huawei network switches.
Google is telling Asian users to expect Google services to run up to 30 percent faster once a trio of new data centers come online.
Fab is continuing its global expansion with a funding deal -- and a potential new partner -- in India.
Apple is finally debuting its popular iTunes media store/application across most of Asia and other regions, it announced today.
With its second Aakash tablet, India has to convince the world it has learned from the mistakes from its first.
International investors with an interest in Indian startups are heading en masse to GSF 2012 in Gurgaon this week.
Silicon Valley hotdog Dave McClure and his incubator, 500 Startups, are looking to the Indian subcontinent for a new wave of entrepreneurship.
The Tata Nano has never really taken off in India. Perhaps that's because it's perfect for the U.S. market.
Guest Post When we reviewed the initial survey results, we thought something must be wrong. The Indian numbers could not have increased so dramatically.
In its second incarnation, India's $35 Aaakash tablet has finally achieved the potential to revolutionize education for millions.
