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Friday, 7th March 2014
Telstra reveals volume of data requests from law enforcement
Telstra has released its first ever transparency report, taking the lead from the likes of Google, Apple and Facebook to detail the volume and nature of requests for customer data it receives from Australian law enforcement and regulators.
Source: iTnews Australia
"NBN-ready" phone helps SMEs in cost war
Commander has launched its "NBN-ready" phone in a bid to help small to medium businesses in the war against costs.
Source: ARN
Thursday, 6th March 2014
Telehealth could save "unsustainable" federal health budget, according to a white paper
A national strategy for Telehealth could save the federal government about $4 billion and help rein in an unsustainable health budget.
Source: ARN
Cloud growth drives network upgrade at Brisbane ISP
Growth in demand for Metro Ethernet services has driven a program of ongoing upgrades at Brisbane Internet service provider APEXnetworks over the last 12 months, according to chief technology officer Ryan Crouch.
Source: Computerworld
Aldi gets wrist slap over 'unlimited' plans
Aldi Mobile has been forced to rename one of its 'unlimited' prepaid mobile plans after the consumer watchdog accused the company of misleading customers.
Source: ZDNet Australia
Comms union backs Tasmanian pro-FTTP NBN bill
Tasmanian Senator Anne Urquhart's pro-fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) bill has been welcomed by the Communications Electrical Plumbing Union (CEPU).
Source: ARN
Wednesday, 5th March 2014
Labor tries to force NBN Co to keep Tasmanian fibre rolling
Labor will introduce legislation into the Senate today aiming at forcing NBN Co to keep rolling out fibre to 200,000 Tasmanian premises.
Source: ZDNet Australia
Wholesale VoIP to create new revenue streams for Optus partners
Optus wholesale clients are now able to access voice over internet protocol (VoIP).
Source: ARN
Telstra doubles Cyclone Dylan outage impact
Telstra has revised upward the number of damaged fixed line services in North Queensland to over 10,000 after a more complete assessment of the aftermath of January's Cyclone Dylan.
Source: iTnews Australia
Telco industry questions ACCAN's role
The Communications Alliance has asked the Australian government to review the telco-funded consumer lobby organisation ACCAN as part of its red tape reduction review.
Source: ZDNet Australia
Tuesday, 4th March 2014
Optus, Vodafone call for repeal of roaming laws
Optus and Vodafone have called on the Australian Government to pull back regulation introduced less than a year ago that was designed to prevent overseas travellers incurring excessive roaming charges.
Source: iTnews Australia
How Telstra plans its digital makeover
Telstra's head of digital, Gerd Schenkel, plans to make dealing with Telstra online so appealing that customers will flock to it in droves.
Source: ZDNet Australia
Look past NBN for Australia's digital future: AIIA
Australia's peak ICT industry body is urging the federal government to look past the NBN when considering investment in Australia's digital future.
Source: ARN
Monday, 3rd March 2014
Telstra adopts Qantas pitch on opening mobile network
Telstra CEO David Thodey has said the foreign-owned mobile companies Optus and Vodafone could invest as much in their own networks as Telstra has.
Source: ZDNet Australia
Telstra to offer real-time billing, tracking of technicians
Telstra is set to launch a real-time view of customer billing and payments, as well as a new digital service for customers to track the schedule of a Telstra technician assigned to work at their premises.
Source: iTnews Australia