ISP iiNet has begun offering a hosted Lync service as an add-on to its business plans.

Accommodation booking company Airbnb has appointed Sam McDonagh as country manager for Australia and New Zealand.

When is a junior telco no longer junior? When it passes $1 billion in revenues. But CEO David Buckingham is not happy with the slow implementation of the NBN.

Customer experience and contact centre solutions provider Genesys has appointed a 25-year IT and telecommunications industry veteran as head of its Australia-New Zealand business.

The Government has announced controversial legislation mandating data retention for telecommunications companies. It is part of a $630 million boost to security agencies.

The AdelaideFree Wi-Fi network operated by Internode in partnership with the South Australian Government and Adelaide City Council was formally launched today by the state Minister for Science and Information Economy Gail Gago.

iiNet has secured an ACT Government contract to build a free WiFi network in the next 12 months which will provide wireless coverage across 12 business districts in Canberra.

A number of Australian towns are set to have their copper networks switched off tomorrow as part of the switch to the NBN, yet a study has shown they're largely unaware.

Perth-based national ISP iiNet has renewed its sponsorship of Big Bash cricket team the Sydney Sixers with a three-year principal partner deal, lauding the branding and sales benefits of sports sponsorship.

After more than 20 years at the helm, iiNet’s founder and CEO Michael Malone has resigned. He will not return from the sabbatical he took in November last year.

‘Challenger’ telco iiNet has delivered another record result across all key metrics for the six months ended 31 December 2013.

Fast-growing telco iiNet has picked up its first international award for excellence in customer service.

Telstra and Optus and 25 other retailers have signed NBN Co’s Wholesale Broadband Agreement (WBA). But many others have not, citing concerns over the terms.

iiNet is on the hunt for a new chief technology officer, after longtime employee John Lindsay quietly quit at the end of last year.

Perth based telco iiNet is planning to build a Wi-Fi network in all Australia’s major capitals, similar to the network its subsidiary Internode is already deploying in Adelaide.

The Government’s NBN Mark II has might be expected, drawn a lot of comments from inside and outside the industry. Reaction varies from disgust to congratulations.

IP pay TV provider Fetch TV has released a new version of its app for iOS and Android, adding the ability to watch certain subscription channels live.

A massive hardware fault has taken down service roughly half of Victoria's Internode ADSL customers, with still no ETA on a fix.

Australian ISP iiNet has today announced its preparations for battle, Battlefield 4 that is.  When a new, and quite potentially popular new online game is about to hit the market, the trepidation for players, developers and publishers alike is whether the infrastructure will stand the day one pressure.  iiNet is doing its best to cover Australians as best they can.

Telstra has softly launched a new low-cost ISP dubbed Belong, offering a choice of just two ADSL2+ plans.