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Access to fast Internet wins out over NBN tower objections: poll
A majority of Australians would not object to a new National Broadband Network (NBN) tower in their area if it meant access to faster Internet.
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Fast broadband changing Australian lifestyles
Faster broadband speeds and bigger download quotas are altering our online habits, according to broadband comparison website, Compare Broadband.
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Survey: Are you on the right broadband plan?
Compare Broadband claims 38.5 per cent of Australian broadband users should consider upgrading their plan, according to a survey conducted by the company.
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Survey: Australian's spurn voluntary Internet filter
Consumers are willing to leave their current ISPs if providers sign onto the voluntary “child abuse” filter, according to a Compare Broadband survey.
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Survey: Broadband customers want pricing based on usage
Broadband customers want pricing based on speed and what is being used, according to a new survey.
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Independent user poll endorses NBN
Most Australians want what the National Broadband Network (NBN) promises to offer, according to an independent survey.
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