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Windows 7 fuels internet traffic, slows Tassie links
Australian ISPs have reported Akamai server traffic spikes of up to 50 percent as Windows 7 RC was released to the public, while Internode has blamed it for congestion on fibre links into Tasmania.
Ry Crozier
May 7 2009, 4:05PM
Software
Fortinet launches ISP and security solutions
The FortiCarrier family is designed for Internet Service Providers (ISPs), mobile phone carriers, and telecommunications carriers.
Jenny Eagle
May 7 2009, 10:38AM
Security
Optus puts hands up for ISP filtering pilot
Telecommunication service provider has agreed to participate in safe cyber surfing initiative.
Staff Writers
Apr 23 2009, 2:45PM
Collaboration
Opinion: Splitting Telstra - breaking up is good to do
Simon Hackett, managing director at Internode gives his view on how the channel will be affected by a broken up Telstra.
Staff Writers
Apr 17 2009, 2:00PM
Collaboration
Pacnet targets Australian SMBs with channel program
Channel partners will play a key part in helping Pacnet hunt for small to medium business customers.
Staff Writers
Apr 3 2009, 2:09PM
Collaboration
Canberra ISP cops warning over TIO compliance breach
Bytecard, which trades as Canberra ISP Netspeed, has been issued a formal warning for allegedly failing to cooperate with the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) over “two continuing matters”.
Ry Crozier
Mar 29 2009, 9:12AM
Mobility
EFTel data centre escapes fire system flood
EFTel equipment sustained only minor damage after contractors working above the Melbourne data centre allegedly broke a fire hydrant, flooding two floors of the office tower.
Ry Crozier
Feb 24 2009, 7:53AM
Collaboration
ispOne sub-wholesales Telstra ADSL2+ as Optus falters
ispOne has inked a new agreement with Telstra that will enable it to sub-wholesale ADSL2+ services to its customer base of 150 ISPs.
Ry Crozier
Jan 14 2009, 8:03AM
Collaboration
New task force to examine ISP level content filtering
The Australian Computer Society (ACS) has formed a new e-security task force to look into the Federal government’s controversial ISP filtering scheme.
Staff Writers
Nov 19 2008, 7:46AM
Security
Duplicate content filter will hurt family-friendly ISPs
The federal government’s proposed Internet content filtering scheme duplicates substantial existing efforts by the Internet Industry Association (IIA) and will adversely impact participants in that scheme, the System Administrators Guild of Australia (SAGE-AU) has warned.
Staff Writers
Nov 10 2008, 2:26PM
Security
Feds grapple with ABG under-participation
The Department of Communications and Broadband has made a callout to ISPs to take advantage of the ‘free marketing’ and customer lead generation offered by the Australian Broadband Guarantee (ABG) initiative.
Ry Crozier
Nov 6 2008, 10:07AM
Collaboration
Opinion: Regulate this
News of a Brisbane ISP charging customers for making complaints started us thinking that Arthur Daley had quit selling used-cars in London, migrated to the Gold Coast and setup shop in the telco sector.
Ian Yates
Oct 23 2008, 3:03PM
Collaboration
Mobile operators warned of 'dumb pipes' ISP scenario
Mobile broadband operators need to look beyond flat-rate access offerings to future-proof their business, analysts say.
Liz Tay
Sep 18 2008, 7:25AM
Collaboration
Opinion: The return of the vista
Eventually you do get bored with cursing your ISP and eventually it’s time to talk to someone in the tech support department to try and find out what’s really going on with your link.
Ian Yates
May 20 2008, 7:42AM
Collaboration
iiNet acquires Westnet for $81 million
iiNet has cemented its position as Australia’s third largest ISP, behind Telstra and Optus, with today’s announcement that it has purchased fellow WA-based ISP, Westnet, for $81 million in cash.
Mitchell Bingemann
May 8 2008, 6:11PM
Collaboration
Internode establishes roots in Asia
Internet provider Internode is ensuring its customers have better access to Asia with a new Point of Presence (PoP) in Tokyo, Japan, which will provide users with a markedly faster and more secure connection to the region.
Ashley Clark
Apr 29 2008, 6:52AM
Collaboration
Netscape launches business grade channel program for ISP resellers
As part of Australian Internet Service Provider (ISP), Netscape, launch of its BusinessOne package for end-users, Netscape has also renewed its focus on SMB ISP resellers.
Lilia Guan
Feb 14 2008, 2:57PM
Mobility
Soul tempts resellers for Linksys One
ISP, Soul will tempt resellers to sell the Linksys One converged voice and data solution, through a new program.
Staff Writers
Jul 13 2007, 2:14PM
Collaboration
IsoHunt service suspended: blames ISP, MPAA
Popular BitTorrent search engine IsoHunt remains off the air after its hosting services were suspended two days ago.
Tim Lohman
Jan 18 2007, 4:15PM
Software
Chariot retrenches 48 staff, closes offices
Adelaide-based ISP Chariot has closed nine offices in NSW and Queensland and retrenched 48 full time and casual staff following a company restructure announced Tuesday by new CEO Garry Hersey.
Staff Writers
Aug 8 2006, 3:59PM
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