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Europe Updates Net Neutrality Rules to Ban Zero-Rating Apps - Vimarsana News

Europe Updates Net Neutrality Rules to Ban Zero-Rating Apps

The European telecom regulator has updated its net neutrality guidelines and instituted a strict ban on zero-rating practices.

Open Internet pointed out as key for socio-economic transformation at High-Level Meeting in Kigali - Vimarsana News

Open Internet pointed out as key for socio-economic transformation at High-Level Meeting in Kigali

The European Union (EU) high-level meeting bringing together delegates attending the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) World Telecommunication Development Conference (ITU-WTDC) in Kigali has pointed out the Open Internet as a key driver to tackle challenges, achieve growth, and socio-economic transformation.

Source: igihe.com
The Trade Desk Stock: Near-Term Bottom, But Buy With Caution (NASDAQ:TTD) - Vimarsana News

The Trade Desk Stock: Near-Term Bottom, But Buy With Caution (NASDAQ:TTD)

The Trade Desk's weak operating leverage through FY22 is a critical concern. TTD is asking investors to put faith in its increased OpEx cadence, despite weaker macros.

Digital Turbine: Significantly Digested Its Pandemic Gains (NASDAQ:APPS) - Vimarsana News

Digital Turbine: Significantly Digested Its Pandemic Gains (NASDAQ:APPS)

Digital Turbine stock has lost more than 70% of its value from its 2021 highs. The market has been brutal towards ad tech players. Read more on APPS stock here.

U.S., Japan, EU push for open internet amid rise of authoritarianism - Vimarsana News

U.S., Japan, EU push for open internet amid rise of authoritarianism

The United States, Japan and the EU endorse a declaration to promote an open and free internet amid concerns over what they view as "digital authoritarianism" seen in China and Russia.