''IndiaWeekly'' is a commercial website serving India and its
diaspora, providing them with an online shopping platform for entertainment products like movies, music, and gifts.
IndiaWeekly has over one million fans on
social networking site Facebook
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IndiaWeekly on Facebook
/ref> At one point it owned 54% of the online Indian DVD market as per a court document.[ Shivesh Kumar is the founder of IndiaWeekly.][
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Court case against Nehaflix
IndiaWeekly sued its competitor Nehaflix for an amount in excess of a million dollars in the U.S. Federal Court alleging that they hacked into their computer system and stole its trade secrets.[
In April 2011, IndiaWeekly received a favorable ruling from a senior US District Judge Melancon Tucker, who ordered that all ]Yahoo
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records of Nehaflix for 2002 to present, including all customer records be handed over to counsels of IndiaWeekly.Yahoo
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that was produced as a result of a subpoena issued to them by IndiaWeekly stated that Yahoo
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records contained over 150,000 customer orders that was received via website Nehaflix.com.[ IndiaWeekly received all of these customer records in the settlement.][
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See also
*Asian Age
''The Asian Age'' is an English-language Indian daily newspaper with editions published in Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata. It also prints an "international edition" in London. It was launched in February 1994.
The same publishing company also prod ...
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