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The many nightmares of Bangladeshi freelancers

The many nightmares of Bangladeshi freelancers

The loss in cash is, perhaps, tolerable, according to the freelancers. But the damage to their reputation, from the internet blackout and then sluggish internet speed, will not be recoverable

State Minister for Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology Zunaid Ahmed Palak speaks at a workshop at a city hotel on Wednesday (26 June). Photo: TBS

Govt not regulating internet speed; VPN use creating cyber risks: Palak

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3-Day mobile internet packs might be reintroduced

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The cookie won't crumble no matter how hard Google tries

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Mobile internet restored after 10 days; Facebook, TikTok representatives summoned on 31 July

Former state minister for Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology Zunaid Ahmed Palak. File Photo: Courtesy

Decision on mobile internet tomorrow after meeting with AMTOB: Palak

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Navigating the internet disruption: How people stay connected amid restrictions

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Internet speeds likely to improve as all cache servers except Meta, TikTok resume

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Amnesty International urges Bangladesh govt to 'respect right to protest, lift communication restrictions'

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Why is broadband internet so slow now?: Experts tell TBS

Why must the prepaid electricity metre users suffer?

Why must the prepaid electricity metre users suffer?

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Will customers get back unused internet?

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Broadband almost restored, slow speeds still a concern