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The all-Adele-all-the-time juggernaut moves forward, as the superstar chanteuse took to Facebook Thursday to announce her first tour in years. The tour will start Feb. 29 in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and will include a string of dates through June in NEW DELHI: Telecom major Bharti Airtel and social media giant Facebook have announced the launch of free internet access service platform across 17 African countries in phases by March 2016. "We are excited to continue our partnership with Airtel in Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is on a quest to bring Internet access to everyone on the planet. The expanded program means that anyone who is a customer of Reliance Communications—the telecommunications company with the fourth-most subscribers in India Cunningham was 8-of-11 from the field and 8-of-10 from the free-throw line, and Jones-Gibson hit 10 of 12 free throws. Facebook has changed its policy on its tools for allowing users to check whether people are safe after disasters, following huge : Social networking giant Facebook on Tuesday said its Free Basics platform, previously Internet.org, will now be available across India on Reliance Communication’s network. “We just took another step towards connecting India. As of today, everyone in India is primarily an Android savvy market. Earlier in February, Facebook unveiled its initiative to provide free Internet to India through the Internet.org app in collaboration with Indian Telecom service provider, Reliance Communications. Apart from .

When Mark Zuckerberg spoke at IIT Delhi in October, he may have said that Facebook was a big proponent of net neutrality but the social network has just gone on to extend its “Free Basics” services to Reliance Communications’ mobile subscribers Facebook's Internet.org initiative offers free Internet services in developing countries where people might not have easy access to the Internet, and the service is now available to people in India through the Free Basics App and the Reliance The news this week that Facebook has now extended its Internet.org service to India has generated some negative press. Marco Veremis, CEO of Upstream, looks at the business case for why it is not necessarily the best solution to improving internet access Facebook and telco provider Airtel on Tuesday announced a partnership that will see two companies launch Free Basics in 17 African countries. Free Basics, part of Facebook’s Internet.org programme is a set of basic websites and services to introduce .