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Friday, 20 February 2009 11:42
Consumer vendors not ready for IPv6: report
The consumer sector could be Australia's stumbling block when it comes to IPv6 transition, according to new research.
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Market
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Tuesday, 17 February 2009 01:25
Australia: a broadband backwater?
The latest analysis of Australian broadband services by Epitiro shows that connectivity to the rest of the world leaves much to be desired.
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Thursday, 08 January 2009 11:28
Telstra holding back on faster cable Internet?
There's long been a suspicion that Telstra deliberately holds back from delivering newer technology to its customers. Now CEO Sol Trujilo has confirmed it.
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Core Dump
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Wednesday, 03 December 2008 16:57
With no NBN, ADSL2+ will drive the 'œnext five years of broadband'
Telecommunications research firm Market Clarity says that Aussies are
switching to high-speed ADSL 2+ services, “with or without the
government’s NBN”, in a trend that “will drive the next five years of
broadband market development”.
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Monday, 17 November 2008 11:05
Internode announces Ultra bumper bundle
There's been plenty of talk about naked DSL, but Internode reckons it has the answer for those who need to keep an analogue line yet want the cost savings associated with VoIP and the convenience of a single bill.
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Strategy
Tuesday, 26 August 2008 13:16
Internode extends ADSL2+ reach but can you afford it?
If you live in a metropolitan broadband 'black spot' you're probably welcoming the news about Internode's NakedExtreme service. But is it affordable?
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Core Dump
Monday, 14 July 2008 08:11
ACCC moves to speed rollout of ADSL networks
The ACCC has imposed a requirement on Telstra to give reasons when it refuses to allow competitors to install DSLAM equipment in Telstra exchanges so they can deliver broadband over their own networks.
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Government Tech Policy
Wednesday, 09 July 2008 14:29
Naked DSL driving herd of consumers to VoIP: IDC
The movement from traditional voice telephony to Internet based VoIP services in homes is picking up steam, driven by the emergence of Naked DSL, according to a new report.
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Wednesday, 02 July 2008 12:25
Naked DSL blows ill wind for Telstra as iiNet rakes in customers
In what must be a worrying sign for Telstra's traditional voice telephony business, naked DSL is proving to be a smash hit for Australia's third largest ISP iiNet and its customers. iiNet claims it has signed up more than 25,000 households in six months, and that two-thirds say they're saving at least $20 per month on Internet and phone charges.
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Monday, 05 May 2008 17:41
Tasmanian Government strangling the Internet?
Australia’s southern island, Tasmania, has two fibre optic connections
to the mainland, but with only one carrying consumer and business
traffic, and the other apparently laying idle. With major ISP,
Internode, ceasing the sign-up of new ADSL2+ consumer customers, is the
Apple isle suffering affordable Internet denial?
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Tuesday, 15 April 2008 17:45
Internode finds going 'naked' is very popular... for ADSL2+
Consumers keen to strip away the shackles of line rental by going naked
with ADSL2+ have ogled Internode’s Naked ADSL2+ offerings with well
over 1000 sign-ups. It seems that Internode shown that things can look
better... naked – and is now offering the service to those with
existing phone lines, too.
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Thursday, 10 April 2008 12:19
Telstra completes 900 exchange ADSL2+ upgrade
Telstra has announced completion of the rollout of ADSL2+ services to an additional 907 exchanges, announced in February, four months ahead of schedule.
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Tuesday, 08 April 2008 10:48
FTTN needn't displace ADSL, says ISP
The idea that the rollout of a fibre to the node (FTTN) network would mean the removal of existing copper-based services is a "myth", according to the managing director of a substantial ISP.
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Networking
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Thursday, 27 March 2008 10:01
WiMIN or WiMAX: Stacks of WiMAX facts?
Buzz Broadband certainly set the WiMAX cat amongst the pigeons when
their CEO basically said that WiMAX sucks. Now the WiMAX empire and its
supporters have struck back, bigtime, no doubt sending Buzz into a
spin.
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Wednesday, 12 March 2008 18:23
Internode goes for the mother lode: Naked ADSL2+
Internode now supplies Naked ADSL2+ bundled with a VoIP service to 350
phone exchanges in Australia thanks to an agreement with Optus
Wholesale. Also promised is ‘long range’ ADSL to directly compete with 3.5G
wireless networks for rural and regional customers within Internode’s
reach.
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Thursday, 06 March 2008 17:13
Gosling thinks wireless cellphone downloads bad: is he kidding?
I was incredibly surprised and saddened to learn that the father of
Java, James Gosling, is firmly stuck in the 20th century, oddly
believing that the “over-the-air” (OTA) distribution of mobile
applications is somehow the wrong idea – and yet he uses an iPhone!
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Fuzzy Logic
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Thursday, 06 March 2008 11:38
Outraged Telstra says court loss threatens future broadband investment
The High Court of Australia has ruled against Telstra’s assertions that
allowing competitors inexpensive access to Telstra’s network sees those
competitors unfairly acquiring Telstra’s assets without just
compensation – and Telstra is not happy!
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Technology Regulation
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Monday, 03 March 2008 11:20
Gotalk threatens PSTN with 'unbeatable triple the difference' deal?
Naked DSL, VoIP and phone card provider Gotalk has promised to ‘spark a
major controversy in the Australian telco market’ with a challenge ‘it
believes no competitor will be able to beat’. Deal or no deal?
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Monday, 25 February 2008 10:20
Internode and co. want ACCC to force Telstra to wholesale ADSL2+
The predicted action by Telstra’s competitors seeking wholesale access
to their ADSL2+ infrastructure has begun in earnest, with Internode and
nine other ISPs filling a nine page letter with Australia’s Competition
and Consumer Commission.
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Fuzzy Logic
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Monday, 11 February 2008 04:49
There is no deal on ADSL2+ regulation says Conroy
Communications minister, Stephen Conroy, has stated very publicly that he has given no indication to Telstra that the Government will intervene, and if necessary prevent the ACCC imposing regulated access on Telstra' ADSL2+ network. It is, he says, a matter entirely for the ACCC.
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