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Telstra labels Optus cable as 'lazy', ACCC intervenes

Telstra labels Optus cable as 'lazy', ACCC intervenes

Telstra has blasted Optus's cable network as "lazy and under-utilised" as the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) intervenes between Australia's two largest telcos to settle an access dispute.
Lilia Guan Dec 19 2007, 10:01AM Collaboration
Telstra wins two court rulings, has another impending

Telstra wins two court rulings, has another impending

Despite a recent win for Telstra in its battle to clear itself of anti-competitive behaviour, Chime Communications has notified the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) of an access dispute with Telstra under Part XIC of the Trade Practices Act 1974.
Lilia Guan Dec 14 2007, 12:15PM Collaboration
Optus brings forward 3G network deadline to 2008

Optus brings forward 3G network deadline to 2008

Vodafone’s announcement to roll out nationwide infrastructure for a new 3G network has sent a rocket up Optus’s proverbial, with Australia’s number two telco declaring it will now complete its 3G rollout by December 2008, 18 months ahead of schedule.
Mitchell Bingemann Dec 14 2007, 6:33AM Collaboration
Telstra not anti-competitive says Federal Court

Telstra not anti-competitive says Federal Court

The Federal Court has decreed that the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) was not entitled to issue a Part A Competition Notice against Telstra in December 2005.
Lilia Guan Dec 13 2007, 5:15AM Collaboration
Vodafone earmarks $500 million 3G expansion to rival Telstra

Vodafone earmarks $500 million 3G expansion to rival Telstra

Vodafone Australia has thrown down the gauntlet in a challenge to Telstra’s Next G rural monopoly with new plans to build a $500 million 3G mobile broadband network that is set to cover 95 percent of the Australian population.
Mitchell Bingemann Dec 12 2007, 4:12PM Collaboration
CDMA users get grace period while Telstra scours for handsets

CDMA users get grace period while Telstra scours for handsets

Users of Telstra’s CDMA network will keep their mobile numbers for a thirty day grace period while switching to the Next G network as the telco giant searches for its three most widely used CDMA handsets.
Mitchell Bingemann Dec 10 2007, 3:44PM Collaboration
Loop goes with Optus for MOKO

Loop goes with Optus for MOKO

Loop Mobile Limited has signed an agreement with Optus to launch Loop’s MOKO Mobile Community.

Lilia Guan Dec 5 2007, 3:19PM Mobility
ACCC: Optus Mobile's price terms and conditions unreasonable

ACCC: Optus Mobile's price terms and conditions unreasonable

Optus Mobile and Optus Network’s claim that 12c per minute was a reasonable price for the supply of the Mobile Terminating Access Service Pricing Principle, has been rejected by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC).

Lilia Guan Nov 30 2007, 6:14AM Mobility
Goldenballs Beckham launches golden phone

Goldenballs Beckham launches golden phone

After suffering a 5-3 drubbing at the hands of Sydney FC last night, David “Goldenballs” Beckham made an appearance at George Street’s Optus Store in Sydney's CBD today to launch Motorola’s new golden MOTORAZR2 V8 Luxury Edition mobile phone.
Mitchell Bingemann Nov 28 2007, 2:22PM Mobility
Can Naked DSL force Telstra to loosen its belt?

Can Naked DSL force Telstra to loosen its belt?

With ISPs now able to strip away line rental and offer Naked DSL, should Telstra be worried?
Mitchell Bingemann Nov 27 2007, 10:22AM Collaboration
Telstra gave $18.8M to Australians in 2006/07

Telstra gave $18.8M to Australians in 2006/07

Telstra has apparently shelled out $18.8 million in 2006-07 to help Australians live and work in their local communities.
Staff Writers Nov 27 2007, 7:00AM Collaboration
Adam Internet uncovers Naked DSL for 2008

Adam Internet uncovers Naked DSL for 2008

South Australian-based ISP, Adam Internet, is jumping on the Naked DSL bandwagon, announcing it will launch its Unconditioned Local Loop (ULL) broadband service in early 2008, just as soon as it resolves its current issues with Telstra before year's end.
Staff Writers Nov 21 2007, 2:25PM Mobility
Telstra launches Australia's first voice to text service

Telstra launches Australia's first voice to text service

Telstra partners with UK firm SpinVox to provide its business customers with Australia’s first service which converts voicemails to text messages.
Trevor Treharne Nov 15 2007, 3:40PM Collaboration
iiNet cuts the cord and delivers nation-wide Naked DSL

iiNet cuts the cord and delivers nation-wide Naked DSL

iiNet has unveiled its long awaited and Australia’s first nation-wide Naked DSL broadband service which eliminates the need to pay telephone line rental for ADSL2+ internet access.
Mitchell Bingemann Nov 15 2007, 1:13PM Collaboration
Telstra to cough up $5 million in class action settlement

Telstra to cough up $5 million in class action settlement

Telstra has sought approval from the Federal Court to pay shareholders up to $5 million as a settlement for a class action lawsuit brought against the telco.
Staff Writers Nov 12 2007, 12:50PM Collaboration
Optus network owner grows revenues by 11 percent

Optus network owner grows revenues by 11 percent

Singapore Telecommunications Limited (SingTel), owners of the Optus network has released its unaudited results for the second quarter and half year ended 30 September

Staff Writers Nov 8 2007, 2:06PM Collaboration
Local Blackberry users without email

Local Blackberry users without email

Telecommunications service provider Optus has issued a statement confirming its Blackberry data services was down for most of the day on 6 November.
Lilia Guan Nov 7 2007, 2:46PM Collaboration
Optus D2 Satellite blasts off

Optus D2 Satellite blasts off

Paul Sheridan, head of Optus Satellite, said that this second addition to the Optus D-series satellite family is another example of Optus leading the market in the Australian satellite industry, using state-of-the-art rocket technology, with one of the youngest satellite fleets in operation.
Staff Writers Nov 7 2007, 2:18PM Collaboration
ACCC issues fixed line service discussion papers

ACCC issues fixed line service discussion papers

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has issued two discussion papers in relation to fixed line service exemption applications from Telstra.
Staff Writers Nov 2 2007, 1:42PM Collaboration
Telstra delivers single bill technology

Telstra delivers single bill technology

Telstra's customers will soon receive a single bill for multiple product use after the telecommunications giant announced it has switched on its new IT system two months before schedule.
Negar Salek Nov 2 2007, 12:19PM Software

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