Netflix
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Labor Pulls Back On Telco Security Bill; Out Of Left Field: Get Ready For A Beautiful Set Of Numbers; Danish Network Spans The Generations; China Telco Services Company Enice To List On Asx; Telstra Last On Netflix July 2015 Speed Index.
13th August 2015
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TURNBULL RESPONDS TO MYREPUBLIC CEO COMMENTSThe head of Singaporean broadband supplier MyRepublic got a lot of publicity yesterday with his comment that the NBN was ‘shit’. Malcolm Turnbull begs to differ. NUMBERS SHOW NETFLIX COEXISTING WITH FOXTELNetflix refuses to disclose Australian subscriber numbers, but Roy Morgan Research makes a good estimate based on polling of households. It is in 8% of Australian homes.
12th August 2015
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Iinet Chief Upset That Netflix Causing Demand Problems; Netflix Traffic Explosion: So What On Earth Did They Think Would Happen?; Optus Rejigs Unlimited Home Broadband Bundles - Raises Prices?; Iridium Partners With Beam Communications For Australian Market; Digital Pacific Acquires Fellow Web-Hosting Company Crucial ; Presto Adds Some Hd And Separately 90+ Hrs Of Bbc Docos.
7th July 2015
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In March 2015 Australia became the 50th country in which US video streaming company Netflix had set up a local operation to supplement its planned global expansion in 200 countries. Newcomers Presto and Stan also joined in to further add to the extraordinary rate of growth of all forms of video traffic in Australia, now over half of Telstra?s Internet business. So who is Netflix, and how well might it expand its business in addition to those customers in Australia who are already using virtual...
June 2015
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In March 2015 Australia became the 50th country in which US video streaming company Netflix had set up a local operation to supplement its planned global expansion in 200 countries. Newcomers Presto and Stan also joined in to further add to the extraordinary rate of growth of all forms of video traffic in Australia, now over half of Telstra?s Internet business. So who is Netflix, and how well might it expand its business in addition to those customers in Australia who are already using virtual...
June 2015
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Netflix Takes Strong Lead In Svod Market; 4g Growth Moving To Developing Markets; Ciena, Cisco And Infinera Lead Optical Scorecard; Juniper, Ruckus Team Up To Deliver New Wired, Wireless Network Solutions; Huawei Selects Australian Ict Students For Seeds For Future Program; Ericsson Launching Uk?s First Uhdtv Channel For Bt Sport; Emerging Markets Lead The Way In Overcoming Mobile Traffic Growth Decline.
25th June 2015
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Optus to charge Netflix for faster access? NBN Co: faster bush wireless speeds in pilot ACCAN: Gov?t should remove ambiguity around VPNs Open second-level .au domains - cui bono? Optus joining Microsoft Cloud OS Network
21st April 2015
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Telstra Pacnet acquisition complete Skype for Business to make Microsoft a serious UC player EU opens Android antitrust investigation against Google Australia ?way out of touch?: delegates to privacy conference Planet ISP refunds consumer, but attracts ACMA criticism Netflix regret over Australian data cap exclusions
17th April 2015
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Telstra doubles Wi-Fi trial hotspots Official: Nokia and Alcatel-Lucent to merge by mid 2016 Verizon data breach report: most affected industries ACCAN approval for ABC and Netflix Audio Description NAB takes a substantial stake in iiNet
16th April 2015
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Behind the ?Netflix tax? Optus renews contract with ATO VMware vCloud Air goes live in Australia Brocade enhances campus LAN product set NEC ?prepares Australia for 5G? Ericsson takes video to the cloud China leads as fixed broadband numbers pass 700m
10th April 2015