CommsWire - 1 November 2017

Australian Greens says 'yes' to NBN Co debt relief The Australian Greens says the NBN should prioritise the provision of an essential service ahead of cost recovery and intends to investigate the legislative options for a write-down of NBN Co's debt.

CommsWire - 28 August 2017

NBN Co justifies use of FttN for Sydney Botanical Gardens NBN Co says it was forced to use fibre-to-the-node technology to connect Sydney's Royal Botanical Gardens because of the heritage listing of the 30-hectare site. Spirit to shell out $4.6 million to buy World Without Wires Telecommunications services provider Spirit Telecom has inked an agreement to acquire Internet provider World Without Wires in a deal valued at $4.6 million.

CommsWire - 27 February 2017

Telstra, Ericsson testing IoT network across Australia Telstra and Ericsson have used the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona to announce several key programs supporting Telstra?s ?Network of the Future? transformation program.

CommsWire - 16 February 2017

Morrow admits NBN can?t deliver affordable superfast broadband NBN Co chief Bill Morrow has admitted that the National Broadband Network cannot deliver an affordably priced superfast broadband product to Australians. However, he claims we don't need it anyway and wouldn't use it even if it was free.

CommsWire - 16 February 2017

Morrow admits NBN can?t deliver affordable superfast broadband NBN Co chief Bill Morrow has admitted that the National Broadband Network cannot deliver an affordably priced superfast broadband product to Australians. However, he claims we don't need it anyway and wouldn't use it even if it was free.

CommsWire - 9 December 2016

RRRC pushes for better data, voice services after USO review The newly-formed Regional Rural and Remote Communications Coalition is hopeful voice and broadband access for Australians living and working in rural and remote areas will be improved as a result of a review of the USO.

CommsWire - 16 August 2016

Aussies buy fewer smartphones ? 18% decline on a year ago International Data Corporation (IDC) says only 1.8 million smartphones were shipped in Australia in Q2, 2016 down from 2.2 million units a year ago. The 18% YoY (year-on-year) decline for the overall mobile phone market is the third consecutive quarter of double-digit decline.

CommsWire - 4 August 2016

Coles, Optus out to grab mobile users with data pitch The increasingly competitive push by mobile operators to lure data-hungry consumers with much bigger data allowances has been ramped up by Coles in its latest deal with Optus. Spirit Telecom connects first building with ?superfast? Internet

CommsWire - 21 July 2016

Spirit Telecom bullish after ASX listing ? insanely fast internet! Freshly ASX listed Sprit Telecom has issued a market update ? and it's up, up and away for this niche, ultra-fast Internet access and telephony services, telecommunications carriage service provider. Centrify nips Cointreau for single sign-on

CommsWire - 27 June 2016

Chat ousting the traditional phone number Chat is the next big digital disruption that may reduce traditional telcos' revenue even more ? many non-telco companies are jostling to become your sole, universal communications connection. NextDC, Metronode at odds over Nabers energy rating certification