Displaying items by tag: iiNet
Tuesday, 25 November 2008 06:36
iiNet plans IPTV service
iiNet is planing to launch a suite of IPTV services tailored to enable it to offer something to all its customers: from those on a low speed resold Telstra ADSL service to those on ADSL2+ via its own DSLAMs.
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Home Tech
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Sunday, 23 November 2008 06:52
Why ISPs can't afford to let iiNet lose the piracy lawsuit
If iiNet loses the piracy lawsuit, the ramifications for all Australian
ISPs will be immense, forcing all to spy on their users and become
online policemen. It will wipe out online privacy, slow down the
Internet, impede the free flow of information, impose massive costs on
ISPs, impose massive costs on users, and put broadband progress back by
10 years in Australia. Can iiNet’s competitors – or indeed ISPs
worldwide – afford to let this happen?
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Strategy
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Thursday, 20 November 2008 18:23
iiNet to 'œvigorously' defend claims it is a piirateNet
Australian ISP iiNet is the subject of Federal Court action over claims
it is supporting or encouraging the illegal downloading of pirated
content, despite a “terms of service” agreement with its users that
prohibits the infringements of other’s rights, and intends to
vigorously defend itself in court.
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Strategy
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Wednesday, 19 November 2008 15:21
ISPs think Conroy is incompetent on Internet filtering: iiNet boss
The managing director of Australia's third largest Internet service
provider has let fly with another tirade against Australian
Communications Minister, Senator Conroy, claiming that the ISP
community are not impressed with him.
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Government Tech Policy
Monday, 18 August 2008 12:13
It pays to be naked: iiNet lifts profit 50 percent
iiNet, Australia's third largest ISP, has announced an underlying profit after tax of $17.8 million for the year to 30 June 200 on the back of strong take up of its naked DSL service, an increase of 50 percent and exceeding earlier market guidance.
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Strategy
Monday, 18 August 2008 10:48
ISPs claim Comms Alliance hijacked by Telstra over LSS-ULLS migration
iiNet, Australia's third largest ISP, and Internode have blasted Communications Alliance, the telecoms industry's peak body, over a report to the ACCC on migrating telephony services to the unconditioned local loop (ULLS) claiming that its supposedly independent processes have been hijacked by Telstra.
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Thursday, 14 August 2008 08:15
FINALLY: Movies come to iTunes in Australia and NZ!
After an epic delay of years, Apple has finally managed to secure movie
sales and rentals on the iTunes store for Australians and New
Zealanders – but only in high-def through the Apple TV!
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Fuzzy Logic
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Wednesday, 06 August 2008 11:17
Expat Poms rejoice: live Premier League footy quota free on iiNet!
Broadband customers of Australia's third largest ISP, iiNet, will be able to matches from the 2008/09 UK Barclays Premier League football season download quota-free through a partnership with Fox Sports.
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Home Tech
Friday, 25 July 2008 20:32
iPhone OS 2.1 released... to developers, plus turn-by-turn GPS?
Some iPhone developers have started getting access to the beta version
of the upcoming iPhone OS 2.1, an upgrade to the existing bug-filled
iPhone OS 2.0 that’s been causing angst among iPhone users around the
world. Is turn by turn GPS coming in 2.1, alongside cut and paste in
future OS versions?
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Mobility
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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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Market
Thursday, 22 May 2008 18:00
iiNet goes after SMB & SOHO markets
Australia's third largest ISP, iiNet, has turned its attention to the SMB and SOHO markets with the launch of a new programme for resellers of its recently launched business services.
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Strategy
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Thursday, 08 May 2008 12:36
iiNet grabs Westnet for $81 million in cash
iiNet will pay $81 million in cash for Perth-based ISP Westnet, taking its customer base to 470,000 and reinforcing its position as the third largest ISP in Australia.
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