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BUDGET 2011 TECHNOLOGY: Filtering grants scheme canned due to lack of interest
The Voluntary Internet Filtering Grants Program which gave Australian ISPs grants for providing Net filtering options under the proposed mandatory Internet filter scheme has been scrapped in the 2011 Federal Budget because nobody was interested in it.
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ACCAN: 2.3 million customers unhappy with telco complaints handling
One-in-two telco customers have had issues with poor technical, customer service and complaints handling and one-third of them were displeased with their treatment, according to a new report.
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NBN Co brings on regulatory affairs chief
NBN Co has revealed seasoned lawyer, Caroline Lovell, as its new principal of regulatory affairs.
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Blacklists should be given to vendors, not ISPs
The testing company that conducted the Federal Government’s controversial ISP filtering trial claims any blacklists should be kept away from ISPs.
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Sony refuses to rule out Australian PlayStation adult content
Sony Australia may allow downloadable adult content on its popular PlayStation 3 console locally as it prepares to launch a local video download service.
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ACMA: SMEs satisfied with broadband Internet
More than 80 per cent of small to medium enterprises (SME) are satisfied with their broadband Internet services, according to a study by the Australian Communications and Media Authority.
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