The Unicorns Of Southeast Asia | Facebook’s Controversial Free Basics Program Shuts Down In Egypt | Facebook's Plan to Monopolize The Internet In India Should Be Defeated | Foodpanda Lays Off 15 Percent Of Its Staff In India | Microsoft Will Warn Users About Suspected Attacks By Government Hackers | Qualcomm Signs New Patent Licensing Deals In China |
SUNDAY, JANUARY 3 2016
THIS WEEK'S TOP STORIES: | |  | | | | TOP HEADLINE | Choon Yan  | I have spent most of my life living and traveling in Southeast Asia; the last two years as the mentor to Asian startups. Southeast Asia -- home to 620 million... Read More… | | | | | Catherine Shu Free Basics, a Facebook program that gives free access to certain Internet services, has been shut down in Egypt. The news comes the week after India's... Read More… | | | | CRUNCH NETWORK | Karl Mehta Despite rebranding its free Internet.org 'walled garden' of apps plan in India under the new name of "Free Basics," Facebook remains in direct violation... Read More… | | | | Catherine Shu Foodpanda, the restaurant delivery service backed by Rocket Internet, has laid off about 300 of its employees in its Indian unit. This means Foodpanda India,... Read More… | | | | Catherine Shu Microsoft users will now be notified if a state-sponsored attacker tries to break into their accounts, the company said in a blog post. The announcement comes... Read More… | | | | Catherine Shu Qualcomm announced today that it has inked new patent licensing deals in China with smartphone manufacturers Beijing Tianyu Communication Equipment and Haier... Read More… | | | | | | If you do not want to receive this email or you would like to update your preferences click here. | | 410 Townsend Street, San Francisco, CA 94107
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