Indian companies keen to take part in Web development.
Economic Times (New Delhi, India), April, 2005
Byline: Pragati Verma
Apr. 23--NEW DELHI -- This could prove to be India's golden chance to participate in the development of the Internet. Internet's main standards body, worldwide web consortium (W3C), hosted by MIT Lab, is reducing the fee for companies in countries like India by up to 60 percent. Leading names in the Indian online world like Sify are getting ready to jump in and "participate in the evolution of the worldwide web." Till now, the consortium has virtually no representation from India.
Indian online majors feel this could go a long way in bridging the digital divide and give them an opportunity to provide inputs to the development of worldwide web. "We are very keen to join in to get a global perspective and participate in the...
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