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iiNet branches into Darwin and regional Queensland
ISP to target nearly 40,000 new customers with fast broadband
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Optus profit up while SingTel profit down
Optus profit up while SingTel profit down
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Optus mobile customer base hits 9.41 million in Q3
Optus now has 1.55 million mobile broadband customers.
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Government sets spectrum auction limits
The federal government has taken steps to ensure no single telecommunication company will have an unfair advantage in an upcoming auction of spectrum for mobile device providers.
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Vodafone to sell PlayStation Vita for $55 per month
Sony's upcoming handheld gaming device arrives on February 23 and Vodafone is offering the device on a 12-month contract.
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Telstra-NBN Co wholesale broadband agreement “imminent”
Other ISPs have already signed their WBA's with NBN Co but Telstra is still sorting through the finer details
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Telstra adds 958,000 mobile customers in six months
Telstra reports positive results in the first half of its 2012 financial year
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Turnbull: New satellites unnecessary for NBN
The National Broadband Network (NBN) does not require two new satellites to service rural customers when there is already enough broadband capacity available, according to Shadow Communications Minister, Malcolm Turnbull.
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Internode first to take IPv6 plunge
All new customers of the South Australia-based ISP, Internode, will be automatically assigned IPv6 addresses
Small ISPs sold short on NBN?
iiNet v AFACT: What’s going to happen in the High Court?
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TPG wades in on Telstra SSU discussion
TPG has issued a scathing review of Telstra’s revised structural separation undertaking (SSU).
SA Premier tours high-tech US city and looks to cash in on NBN
Abbott again slams 'rip-off' NBN project
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Coalition policy “a blast from the past”, says Conroy
Both the Labor and Greens parties this afternoon opened fire on the Coalition’s rival broadband policy revealed this morning, in an ICT sector election debate that at times saw Communications Minister Stephen Conroy and his shadow Tony Smith at each others’ throats.
Australia doesn’t want 100Mbps Internet, says Turnbull
Election 2010: what ISPs want
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iPad's Web browsing share 53 times greater than top Android tablets
The iPad now accounts for nearly 1% of all Web browsing, which may not sound like a lot until you look at the numbers for Apple's closest competitors.
Smartphones dominate mobile device market: Gartner
Smartphone shipments fell from Q4 to Q1, iSuppli says
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Huawei upgrades enterprise telepresencing to 2.0
Communication vendor, Huawei, releases three new Telepresence 2.0 models for the Australian market
Government declares Telstra Cisco TelePresence solution a success
Gartner: Who will benefit from NBN
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