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Australian broadband downloads pass an exabyte every three months; Optus and SingTel to build cyber security centre; and big expansion for Optus 4G network; Telstra signs Indian connectivity deal with Tata; Cinenet to expand to Equinix ME1 data centre; Swinburne and Cisco in IoT collaboration; Australia's 6000 mobile black spots identified; NetComm signs M2M deal with Wyless.
8th October 2014
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Telstra completes $1 billion share buy-back; CA submits revised TCP Code to ?streamline will customer information requirements?; Singapore NBN takes shape; First URLs for Melbourne?s domain name Melbourne is only the third city in the world - after London and New York ?; Linux Foundation backs NFV project; Many Cisco products affected by Bash bug; Ericsson releases Bowser and OpenWebRTC as open source; NEC wins SA Government network contract; Enterprise security ?becoming harder?.
7th October 2014
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COVER STORY VERTIGAN AND THE RESPONSE; Vertigan says split up the NBN and sell it off; Broadband around the world ? report from the Netherlands; NBN product roadmap shows FTTN retail still nine months away; OPINION Vertigan cops a drubbing ? and rightly so; Australia?s surveillance future ?data retention, more powers for ASIO, less oversight; Berners-Lee argues for open ? but private ? web; Government acting like Big Brother ? Greens; Business backs data retention ? with oversight; OPINION 1...
3rd October 2014
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Digital the new battleground for banks; Berners-Lee argues for open ? but private ? web; Cisco extends cloud alliance; Apple joins 5G group; . as Vodafone does Dresden 5G deal; OPINION Telstra?s iPhone 6 plans are too expensive; Melbourne man guilty of taxi jamming; Allied Telesis's latest switches stack up
30th September 2014
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Harper review calls for new competition body; TPG shares surge on growth prospects; Trujillo to buy Telecom Italia?; Telstra expands with Equinix ; Australia a leader in digital marketing; ... and also a leader in phishing ; Comms Alliance releases VDSL2 standards; while BT trials Gigabit over copper; Half the world will be online by 2017; and fast broadband ?means less commuting?; Optus claims carrier aggregation first; as Telstra announces first LTE-A handset; Telstra invests in DocuSign;...
26th September 2014
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Alibaba floats in New York in ?world?s biggest IPO?; Most in iPhone 6 queue not genuine Apple fans, claims former employee; ACCAN warns on iPhone 6 deals; Happy birthday as AMTA turns 20; ADF eHealth system rollout underway; Cisco to acquire Memoir; Free Wi-Fi flower power at Floriade.
22nd September 2014
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Ergas and Fels say increased copyright burden on ISPs will lead to higher prices; Optus 10 and Jabiru-2 satellites launched; Allen Lew back in Australia as new Optus CEO; Telco complaints fall again ? industry congratulates itself; hey, not so fast, says ACCAN; Opposition grows to scrapping of community TV; while AMTA welcomes spectrum review; ACMA outsources numbering management; Morrow defends NBN rollout in Tasmania, signs new contracts; Quickflix challenges Netflix to play fair; 'J'accuse...
19th September 2014
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Telco complaints fall again ? industry congratulates itself; hey, not so fast, says ACCAN; Atmail picks Los Angeles for US expansion; Ericsson acquires cloud video vendor Fabrix; BT snares giant global contract with Glencore; Cisco announces 'next generation' firewall.
18th September 2014
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COVER STORY ? TELSTRA ? UP, UP AND AWAY ? Telstra delivers revenue, profit and customer growth and increases dividend ? Telstra shares hit 12 year high ? Telstra spends $350 million to enter video streaming market ? ANALYSIS Optus off the pace ? key numbers down ? For whom the phone rings ? ? The view from Singapore
15th August 2014
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Telstra shares hit 12 year highTelstra shares closed at $5.56 yesterday, on the back of solid financial results and a positive outlook. They were last that high in 2002. Note that a full analysis of Telstra?s financial results was contained in a special edition of CommsWire yesterday (13 August)
15th August 2014