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Australian-listed call recording platform provider Dubber has inked a master service agreement with US telco giant Verizon to incorporate its call recording and artificial intelligence (AI) service into Verizon’s Virtual Communications Express (VCE).

The union representing Telstra workers wants all Australian businesses to follow suit with the telco’s decision to put on hold any further job cuts for the next six months as part of its contribution to national economic stimulus in response to the coronavirus outbreak.

Optus has issued an apology to its customers who it says “received messages in error” after the company copped a $504,000 fine from the telecommunications regulator ACMA for breaching Australia’s spam laws.

Optus has been hit with a $504,000 fine by the telecommunications regulator ACMA for breaching Australia’s spam laws.

Circles.life, the Singapore-based telco that promises a “more likeable than hateable experience” - and which launched in the Australian market in August - is donating all data boost proceeds to the the Red Cross for bushfire disaster relief and recovery.

Small South Melbourne-based NBN provider, Tangerine Telecom, has opened 2020 with a new offering for telecommunications consumers, delivering what it claims is Australia’s most competitively priced 25/5 unlimited NBN plan costing $49.90 per month - but just for the first six months of the plan.

Twenty four Australian university students will set off for China this weekend to take part in the Huawei Seeds for the Future program which gives STEM undergraduates an opportunity to learn about China and to experience China telecommunications equipment vendor Huawei’s global business.

Nokia has been selected by New Zealand’s largest telco Spark for its roster of 5G suppliers.

Telstra has announced the latest addition to its locator product range, launching a new tag developed in partnership with 5G and intelligent IoT device-to-cloud solutions provider Inseego.

Global interconnection and data centre provider, Equinix, today announced its role in enabling enterprises across five continents to privately connect to Oracle Cloud.

Is the answer to life, the universal and everything a circular equation? In the circle of life, the cycle of your phone bill has fluctuated over the past couple of decades, but in 2019, a new telco wants to square the circle of being "more likeable than hateable".

Australian telco and broadcaster OVO is using a cloud-based platform from global business optimisation platform provider Domo to integrate data from two different lines of business in a move it says is designed to help grow the business to 70,000 mobile customers and two million audience members across 150 countries.

The Australian arm of US telco Verizon has inked an agreement with NBN Co to provide the National Broadband Network operator with sourced business connectivity services to Australian enterprise and government customers.

In the circle of life, your uncle murders your father but you end up beating the hyenas, becoming King and getting the girl anyway, but what does that have to do with your phone bill?

MGM Wireless, creator of the Spacetalk smartwatch, says it will drawdown a further $250,000 of its existing $2 million convertible note to support expanded distribution in the New Zealand and UK markets.

New Zealand competition regulator, The Commerce Commission, has warned the country’s largest telco, Spark, over likely breaching of thelaw in a notification to customers on broadband prices rises.

Australian-listed energy storage technology company Redflow has secured an agreement with telco Mobax South Africa to provide batteries to test as a solution for mobile phone towers owned by a leading South African mobile network provider.

Telstra has launched its loyalty program — Telstra Plus — claiming a ‘first of its kind' loyalty program for an Australian telco.

New Zealand’s largest telco Spark has been hit with a fine of NZ$675,000 for making false or misleading representations in its customer invoicing, and when making a NZ$100 credit offer to new customers.

One of Australia's best pre-paid phone providers or MVNOs is OVO, and with its latest automatic mobile data increase limits should definitely receive a sustained and enthusiastic show of appreciation from its current and future customers.