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Internet.org

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19 articles – decelerating

Internet.org has appeared in 19 articles since 2015-01. Coverage peaked in 2015Q1 with 5 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg.

Articles
19
mentions
Velocity
-75.0%
growth rate
Acceleration
-1.083
velocity change
Sources
13
publications

Patterns

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Coverage Timeline

2016-02-10
The Verge 5 related

Facebook is developing millimeter-wave networks for Internet.org

Russell Brandom / The Verge :

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2015-09-25
Wired 9 related

Internet.org rebrands its free services mobile website and app as Free Basics to distinguish it from larger initiative, adds 60 new services, HTTPS support

Jessi Hempel / Wired :

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2015-07-28
The Next Web 18 related

Now any mobile network can sign up to Facebook's Internet.org

Owen Williams / The Next Web :

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TEXXR tracks 17 Techmeme articles mentioning Internet.org, dating back to January 2015. The biggest stories include Mark Zuckerberg praises carriers at MWC, attempts to allay concerns that Internet.org is... and Now any mobile network can sign up to Facebook's Internet.org. Frequently covered alongside Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg.

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