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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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It would have cost $15 billion to shut down the NBN, says Turnbull; Victorian Police can alter data on your PC; Ericsson exits the modem business; iPhone 6 traffic alert; Wearables market to boom, says Gartner; Fast Internet on planes a step closer.
19th September 2014
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ACMA warns telcos on compliance; The Government wants to Google you; ACCAN launches digital business kit; and Telstra launches accessibility initiatives; Turnbull supports multi stakeholder Internet; iPhone 6 presales break record; OPINION But why the fuss? The iPhone 6 is OK, but who cares about U2?
17th September 2014
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Optus 10 and Jabiru-2 satellites launched; Australia?s satellite history; Allen Lew back in Australia as new Optus CEO; AMTA welcomes spectrum review; Telcos rush to sell iPhone 6; Turnbull blames Labor for TPG cherry picking; ECONOMUSE Vertigan?s cost benefit analysis ? chickens, eggs and the ogre of mobile substitution.
15th September 2014
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ANALYSIS Piracy rivals meet at Turnbull?s Sydney forum; as Foxtel defends pricing and BBC wades into the debate; and Spotify takes fight to music piracy; The iPhone 6 is here; The iPhone as a wallet; Apple redefines wearable with the Apple Watch.
10th September 2014
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Optus will pay other carriers? exit fees; iiNet acquires most of Tech2; Thaicom-7 launched, now for NewSat and Optus; 4G revenue boost ?will be short-lived?; Our apps are spying on us, and Android is worst; Japanese giants hit 400 Gbps.
8th September 2014
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ANALYSIS Government backtracks on metadata, while Optus warns of costThe Government now says that metadata will not include your browsing history. But there is still confusion over just what it does include ? and how much it will cost.
11th August 2014
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CommsWire 28 July 2014 ANALYSIS Vodafone numbers down again, but less clarityVodafone Group has stopped reporting separately on its 50/50 Australian subsidiary in its quarterly financial report ? just as things were looking up.
28th July 2014