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TPG increased bid for iiNet wins acceptance; TPG gears up with new NBN plans from $39.99; Consumers get better deal on mobile calls, SMS charges with ACCC proposal; ACMA cracks whip over unlicensed mobile phone repeaters; Telstra to appeal Privacy Commissioner metadata ruling; Telstra speeds up Australia, Singapore data link with ?lowest? latency connection; ISPs to pay 75% of Dallas Buyers Club legal costs; Router market in decline due to ?over-buy? capacity; Inabox acquisition of Anittel...
8th May 2015
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TPG makes $1.57 billion move for iiNet, 19.9% shareholding in Amcom; Cisco?s Chambers checks out as CEO, Chuck Robbins checks in; Router market in decline due to ?over-buy? capacity; Equinix Cloud Exchange ?ExpressRoutes? Office 365 via Azure; Women spearhead regional telecommunications review panel; Ericsson cracks the code to successful telco growth.
6th May 2015
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iiNet ordered to divulge details of downloaders Motorola wins big SA emergency services deal NEC scores in Victoria Optus keeps data sharing in the family Apple to go straight to iPhone No iPhone 6S Cisco expands security portfolio and acquires Embrane
8th April 2015
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Data retention to become law But how much will it cost? The TPG ? iiNet deal in depth NBN Senate committee makes second report Telco complaints drop to eight year low Turnbull flags GST on Google ads Telstra to acquire Globecast
20th March 2015
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Data retention bill passes lower house with ALP support NBN Senate committee makes second report Vertel?s launches national digital mobile radio network KPMG buys First Point Global Etihad, Allianz first with Cisco StadiumVision Hi-Fli Wi-Fi on planes a step closer
20th March 2015
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Telstra to acquire Globecast Cisco Live ? Cisco to open $20m research centre in Australia ? Optus confirms Cisco Intercloud partnership ? Telstra to use and market Cisco Spark ? Security frameworks 'too complicated' says Telstra? Ericsson buys into China Labor bends over on data retention
19th March 2015
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The path to 5G opens up The biggest news at Mobile World Congress; Netflix ANZ here on 24 March; iiNet pays $204,000 in penalties for advertising breach; Inmarsat and Aussie aviation partner on global flight tracking; HP to acquire Aruba Networks; Broadband over HFC booming ? Arris the leader; Optus to release own brand ?Cash by Optus? smartphone; Telstra and Cisco team for on-demand services; Ericsson cloud gets ?hyperscale upgrade?; Facebook founder underwhelms at MWC
4th March 2015
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Motorola extends Victorian emergency services management contract; ZipTel signs satellite deal with SpeedCast; Optus signs up Church Resources; Globalgig does 10GB for $50 a month; Cisco tracks worldwide mobile boom; Sydney launches .sydney domain.
17th February 2015
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Let your fingers do the banking; Westpac says it is the first bank in the world to allow fingerprint sign-in for its; Here comes G.fast; Ruckus says Aussies are cutting the cord; Internet of Things ?drives business outcomes?; 4G LTE rollout ?will peak in 2015?; Alcatel-Lucent announces community partnership with Telco Together Foundation; Telstra takes Cisco cloud live.
8th December 2014
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COVER STORY Split Telstra, says Optus; OPINION Everybody?s wrong except me, says Turnbull; Government mandates cloud computing; Telstra completes $1 billion share buy-back; CA submits revised TCP Code to ?streamline will customer information requirements? ; iiNet makes the case against data retention ; OPINION Telstra makes 1800 calls from mobiles free; Australian broadband downloads pass an exabyte every three months ; Advent One deploys Brocade ; Fibre to the what? A short...
10th October 2014