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ISPs refuse to join TERRiA
The revived TERRiA telco consortium’s recruitment plans may be stifled as several Internet service providers (ISPs) have refused to join the group.
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TransACT pulls pin on Terria
Terria has today copped another blow after former consortium member TransACT resigned to pursue its own National Broadband Network (NBN) proposal.
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Terria loses its Soul
Soul has today become the third member to withdraw from the Terria consortium of telcos in as many months.
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Terria holds ground as AAPT walks
Telecommunications consortium Terria has remained defiant after AAPT became the second member to withdraw its membership in less than four months.
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