CommsWire - 21 January 2019

Iridium Certus goes live as $3 billion satellite constellation completed Telecommunications provider Pivotel has congratulated Iridium Communications on the commercial launch of its Iridium Certus broadband service, enabled by the company's new $3 billion Iridium NEXT satellite constellation.

CommsWire - 5 October 2018

Broadband provider sees NBN Co move pushing up prices The NBN Co has issued a blog post warning that congestion on the broadband network may "fluctuate" as it forces providers to choose between the original pricing and the new "bundled" pricing system.

CommsWire - 4 October 2018

ECONOMUSE: 2018 review of retail broadband pricing The review of September 2018 prices shows that there has not been much movement on the major issues identified with retail broadband prices - wholesale pricing still a problem.

CommsWire - 19 September 2018

Telecommunications industry leads battle against encryption bill The Communications Alliance, which represents the entire telecommunications industry in Australia, has signalled that it intends to lead a charge to have the Government's proposed anti-encryption bill quashed.

CommsWire - 29 May 2018

Optus sacks another 400 to 'future-proof' company Close on the heels of announcing 200 jobs would go due to phasing out its Virgin Mobile subsidiary, Singtel Optus has announced that it would be making another 400 positions redundant in the coming months.

CommsWire - 30 April 2018

Morrow admits copper has hampered NBN NBN chief executive Bill Morrow has given the clearest indication yet that he plans to continue working in Australia after he leaves the company at the end of the year, issuing a "white paper" last week in which he acknowledged that the MTM NBN has suffered in speed terms due to copper.

CommsWire - 25 January 2018

NordVPN warns Aust Govt against anti-encryption bill A newly proposed anti-encryption bill in Australia would have dire consequences on all Australians? Internet privacy and security, according to VPN provider NordVPN

CommsWire - 1 April 2016

Singtel, SubPartners, Telstra to jointly build new submarine cable; ACCAN warns consumers of a mobile phone data ?rip off?; Ruckus Wireless: smart wireless tech now in Alex Perry?s new hotel; Cleantech start-up to help African nations get solar-powered Internet connectivity; Slack opens APAC HQ in Melbourne; Global Capacity appoints telecoms industry veteran as CTO.

CommsWire weekly news - 22 May 2015

COVER STORY: TELSTRA REVEALS PACNET SECURITY BREACH Mystery hackers attack Pacnet: Telstra reveals all Free legal advice from iiNet and $10 fines expected for Dallas downloaders Dallas Buyers Club to sue other ISP customers, takes action in Singapore Huawei launches Agile Internet of Things architecture with LIteOS Telcos noticeably absent from desirable Australian employers list Internet TV, consumer choice to drive fourfold increase in use of OTT services Dramatic rise in mobile data traffic...

CommsWire daily news - 19 May 2015

Internet TV, consumer choice to drive fourfold increase in use of OTT services; Singtel joins buy-back club; Russian launch failure to slow Inmarsat GX deployment; Macquarie paves way for Aussie firms to meet stringent govt cloud security standards; No rest as Presto goes West in dramatic content expansion; Financing deal sets up Inabox for more acquisitions; Little growth in government ICT spending.