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IN PICTURES: iiNet winds down in style

Internet service provider, iiNet, held its 2012 Christmas party earlier this week at the Australian Hotel's Wine Emporium. The Wine Emporium houses a vast range of Australian wine and beer in a small traditional-style venue adjoining the Australian Hotel.

IN PICTURES: iiNet winds down in style
Timeline: The road to Telstra separation (Part I)

From its inception to its potential separation, <i>ARN</i> takes a trip down memory lane to chronicle the life of Australia's biggest telco.

Timeline: The road to Telstra separation (Part I)

Telstra lands at the top of Netflix speed index

After being at the bottom for more than two years
Melbourne ISP launches NBN challenger in Queensland

Binary Networks picks up slack left by defunct provider Red Wifi
Tomizone eyes $1M revenue shot with NZ acquisition

Comes after the acquisitions of Bluesky Online and Ironman in 2017
Offshoring put on notice under proposed telco security law changes

The Federal Government accepts recommendations to amend the proposed legislation
What prompts Aussie ISP customers to move their money?

Price and value for money are big drivers
Farmside signs satellite deal with Optus, but financial troubles remain

Rural broadband internet specialist Farmside opens up improved satellite access through Optus deal.

Australia vs. NZ… Where would you rather be an ISP?

To the Internet Service Provider outsiders, and those removed from the markets Down Under, a common misconception remains…
ISP Q&A: Pacnet

Pacnet's Australian MD talks about the NBN, content filtering and corporate Internet services

NGO networks in Haiti cause problems for local ISPs

Temporary networks are interfering with local networks and taking away potential business
Things we hate about ISPs, cable and phone companies

Service providers and their people could do a lot more to satisfy their subscribers