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Emily Tan
Jun 14, 2011

Ebay, Yahoo, Google, Nokia and Skype launch Asia Internet Coalition

HONG KONG - Five major technology players - Ebay, Yahoo, Google, Nokia and Skype - have joined forces to launch a new industry association. The Asia Internet Coalition (AIC) aims to promote understanding and resolution of internet policy issues in the Asia-Pacific region.

Stephen Mak (left) and John Ure at the launch of the AIC on 14 June.

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