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Broadband News
Telstra has hit out at its critics with claims that the release of the National Broadband Network (NBN) regulatory submissions has lifted the veil to reveal a unified attack on the telco.
crn.com.au - 4 Jul 2008
Telstra’s furious response to the regulatory submissions made to the government on the National Broadband Network (yes, all of them) is a fair sign that it is in trouble.
businessspectator.com.au - 4 Jul 2008
iiNet's bigger download quotas don't solve the big catch for those stuck on plain ADSL, and wanting big download quotas on faster plans.
pcauthority.com.au - 4 Jul 2008
Global online giants Google and Skype have warned that tough regulations are required to ensure consumers and business have affordable access to the planned national broadband network.
smartcompany.com.au - 3 Jul 2008
Labor has been slammed for "making positive sounds" about the introduction of a fourth fibre-optic cable across Bass Strait.
News Ltd - 3 Jul 2008
Tasmania has suffered enough from the problems of isolation over many years without paying the price again in an age of high-speed internet services.
News Ltd - 3 Jul 2008
Search giant Google has joined Australia's national broadband debate, telling the federal Government's expert panel that the provider of Australia's new high-speed internet network must not operate both the network and a retail broadband businesses.
Australian IT - 3 Jul 2008
Almost all states, along with several rival bidders for the national broadband network, have called on the federal government to consider a structural split of Telstra if it wins the infrastructure tender.
misaustralia.com - 3 Jul 2008
If you thought the regulatory noise was loud over the past couple of years, you ain’t seen nothing yet. Over 80 submissions have arrived at the Department of Broadband, Communications and Digital Economy expressing views on the future regulatory arrangements for the National Broadband Network and the sheer bulk of them support a functional or structural separation of Telstra.
commsday.com - 3 Jul 2008
Most submissions on a Federal Government proposal to roll out high-speed internet services have demanded that the company that wins the rights to the project has separate network and retail businesses.
The Age - 3 Jul 2008
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.
itwire.com - 2 Jul 2008
The federal government has published a large number of submissions on the regulatory issues surrounding new proposed new national broadband network.
whirlpool.net.au - 2 Jul 2008
The cost and speed of broadband in Tasmania are at unacceptable levels and increased competition is urgently required to improve services, says Federal Communications Minister Stephen Conroy.
News Ltd - 2 Jul 2008
Telstra may quit the Internet Industry Association after the peak body called for the winner of the Government's national broadband contract to have separate network and retail businesses in a submission -- despite Telstra's strident opposition to such reform.
The Australian - 2 Jul 2008