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iiNet launches terabyte download plans
iiNet has launched the first 1TB download plan but has also started charging for uploads.
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Telstra launches 200GB broadband plans
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iiNet IPTV available this month
iiNet's pay TV service over broadband is going on sale this month, offering some real competition for Foxtel -- as long as you're not a sports fan.
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Simon Hackett reviews the iPad
IN DEPTH | Internode CEO and supergeek Simon Hackett has reviewed his Apple iPad in this special guest review.
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Internode launches "cheaper than ADSL" NBN plans
Internode has unveiled fibre-to-the-home broadband pricing starting from $29.95, $10 less than its cheapest ADSL+ plans.
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TOO EXPENSIVE: NBN monthly plans unveiled
The first 100Mbit/s plans have been announced for the national broadband network, but they're like Telstra pricing -- only worse.
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BigPond software cripples home PCs
Something went wrong -- very wrong -- with BigPond's software on Friday, preventing PCs from booting.
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iiNet on the brink of launching Pay TV over ADSL2+
It's due to launch commercially next month, and a group of home-users are already trialling iiNet's IPTV service.
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iiNet selling 4,000 BoBs per month
Finn, the guy on the iiNet ads, might be annoying, but the company's BoB has proven to be a smash hit with customers.
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Fibre no threat: ISPs still ploughing money into ADSL
Australian ISPs are increasing their purchases of ADSL equipment, despite the potential for the construction of the fibre-to-the-home NBN to make ADSL irrelevant.
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Spain decrees ‘affordable broadband’ a legal right for all citizens
Internet connections of at least 1Mbps, at a fixed and regulated rate, will be included in a revised ‘universal service’ obligation as a legal obligation for Spanish telcos.
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Finland declares 1Mbps broadband to be a legal right, with 100Mbps to come...
The Finnish government has decreed that all citizens will be entitled to at least a 1Mbps broadband connection by July next year, with a 100Mbps service mandatory by 2015.
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Aussie home broadband connections tip past the 50% mark
Despite one in every two Australian homes having a fixed broadband connection, we barely make it into the Top 20 list of countries with the highest penetration of home broadband.
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Telstra's massive nerve centre exposed
Telstra has marked the 10th anniversary of its jumbo-sized Global Operations Centre in Melbourne by throwing the doors open to media.
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Telstra slugs new landline customers with $100 penalty for moving to naked DSL
A new $100 ‘temporary connection charge’ for disconnecting a landline after three months is claimed to dissuade customers from joining competing ISPs on a naked DSL plan.
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