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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is currently reviewing submissions on a regulatory proposal to ensure retail service providers that buy services on the NBN will all be treated with the same pricing and access terms. Under the current...
"The money won't simply go into the pockets of the ISPs but will flow through to the customer, through better prices because of the competitive nature of the market at the moment," tech expert Paul Budde told the Australian Associated Press (AAP). In a...
Members of the Testra board, including CEO David Thodey, center, arrive at Australia's largest telecommunications company Telstra's annual general meeting in Sydney, Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2011. View Photo »
Cheers at Telstra, confusion at Optus – and amusement from the Potus team.
Nokia has launched the Lumia 800 in Australia. The phone will be sold through Optus, Telstra, Vodafone, and all major retailers from March. Available in black, blue and pink, the Nokia Lumia 800 runs on Windows Phone 7 and features a 3.7-inch ClearBlack
Electronics Co. 005930.SE Wednesday said it aims to sell 19 million personal computers this year, up from around 14 million sold last year. "We will continue to boost our efforts to increase our global presence (in the PC market) this year but domestic...
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Australia's largest telecommunications company Telstra CEO David Thodey arrives at the Telstra annual general meeting in Sydney, Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2011. View Photo »
Provided that the outstanding price equivalence concerns around wholesale ADSL services are resolved [which are being addressed by the ACCC in a separate enquiry] the ACCC is minded to accept Telstra's revised SSU, subject to any new issues of real substance or drafting matters arising from this consult...
Business Minister Mark Arbib has reminded small businesses about some recent changes designed to help them improve cash flow and reduce red tape. A recent survey commissioned by Telstra Business and the Council of Small Business of Australia revealed...
However, it’s not a source of any real political punch, since any rural MP also has constituents complaining about inadequate mobile phone coverage. The replacement of home NTUs was briefly promising as a point of attack. It appears that a game of...
Telstra or Telstra Corporation Ltd (often abbreviated as Telstra Corp), (ASX:TLS, NZX: TLS) is an Australian telecommunications and media company, formerly state-owned. Telstra is the largest provider of both local and long distance telephone services, mobile services, dialup, wireless, DSL and cable internet access in Australia. Telstra is... Full Article
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - SEPTEMBER 29: The Telstra Premiership trophy is displayed on stage during the 2011 NRL Grand Final Fan Day at Darling Harbour on September 29, 2011 in Sydney, Australia.
View Photo »Telstra's chief executive David Thodey announce's to the media the company's full-year results in Melbourne on August 11, 2011. Australia's dominant telecom company Telstra said on August 11 its annual net profits dropped 17 percent percent to Aus$3.23 billion (US$3.27 billion), but...
View Photo »A Telstra logo is seen through a tree branch with only a few leaves on it in Sydney, Australia, Thursday, Aug. 11, 2011. Telstra Corp. , Australia's largest telecommunications company, reported a 17 percent fall in annual profit to 3.2 billion Australian dollars (US$3.3 billion).
View Photo »The Telstra name is painted on the side of a phone booth in Sydney, Australia, Thursday, Aug. 11, 2011. Telstra Corp. , Australia's largest telecommunications company, reported a 17 percent fall in annual profit to 3.2 billion Australian dollars (US$3.3 billion).
View Photo »The Telstra logo is seen on a representation of Australia at the entrance of the Telstra building in central Sydney June 23, 2011. Australia's $38 billion plan to deliver high speed internet to over 90 percent of household cleared one of the last major hurdles on Thursday when it signed...
View Photo »Members of the Testra board, including CEO David Thodey, center, arrive at Australia's largest telecommunications company Telstra's annual general meeting in Sydney, Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2011.
View Photo »A man uses his mobile phone in front of a Telstra logo in central Sydney in this August 13, 2009 file photograph. Australian telecoms firm Telstra has yet to finalise a deal to hand over A$11 billion ($11.6 billion) worth of its infrastructure to the nation's national broadband project,...
View Photo »A worker cleans up a Telstra public phone in central Sydney in this February 11, 2010 file photograph. Australian telecoms firm Telstra has yet to finalise a deal to hand over A$11 billion ($11.6 billion) worth of its infrastructure to the nation's national broadband project, the...
View Photo »All Black flanker Richie McCaw (C), supported by teammate Caleb Ralph (R), shrugs off the tackle of Canada's winger Sean Fauth in their Rugby World Cup pool D match between New Zealand and Canada at the Telstra Dome in Melbourne, 17 October 2003. New Zealand beat Canada 68 - 6.
View Photo »French flyhalf Frederic Michalak kicks a convertion during their Pool B Rugby World Cup match against Scotland at the Telstra Stadium in Sydney, 25 October 2003. France defeated Scotland 51-9.
View Photo »A woman uses a computer keyboard in this photo illustration taken in Sydney June 23, 2011. Australia cleared a key hurdle on Thursday in setting up a $38 billion high-speed broadband system after phone operator Telstra agreed to rent out its network for the nation's biggest...
View Photo »An internet LAN cable is pictured in this photo illustration taken in Sydney June 23, 2011. Australia cleared a key hurdle on Thursday in setting up a $38 billion high-speed broadband system after phone operator Telstra agreed to rent out its network for the nation's biggest...
View Photo »SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - SEPTEMBER 29: The Telstra Premiership trophy is displayed on stage during the 2011 NRL Grand Final Fan Day at Darling Harbour on September 29, 2011 in Sydney, Australia.
View Photo »Cheers at Telstra, confusion at Optus – and amusement from the Potus team.
Provided that the outstanding price equivalence concerns around wholesale ADSL services are resolved [which are being addressed by the ACCC in a separate enquiry] the ACCC is minded to accept Telstra's revised SSU, subject to any new issues of real substance or drafting matters arising from this consult...
Despite the changes made by Telstra, the SSU remains a regime which is riddled with the convoluted process driven features, undue complexities and excessive discretion which blighted the operational separation regime and lead the ACCC to declare that regime an abject failure.
This new Telstra research has shown that posts, photos and videos shared online not only amuse friends, but can lead to employers making judgement calls that affect careers
Telstra does not use it. We only use customer data for connecting calls and billing for services
Telstra respects the privacy of its customers as a key priority ... We do not track customers’ phone usage other than for the purposes of connecting a call or billing for services.
The deal with Telstra, and Optus, means that every single fixed-line customer in Australia will be on the NBN
A debate that says you only have 3000 customers representing only 11 per cent of what you've rolled out so far is just to ignore the fact that we have a deal with Telstra where we're cutting the copper [network] off, they're closing it down, and in some cases they may take the copper out of the ground
It puts people at risk, there's no two ways about it. Some of them have cancer and they need continuity of care. We phoned Telstra and said it was a doctor's surgery ... but this morning there were still no phones.
WWS effectively dedicates a specific 'wavelength' to a specific [wholesale customer] on the fibre route. While the service is managed by Telstra, traffic over the route is not switched or routed by Telstra, ensuring transparency.
So far in 2011 we have seen the likes of Telstra, Rio Tinto, Wesfarmers, Woolworths and more recently BHP Billiton, price debt market deals at levels that have been either similar to or inside those available to Australia's big four banks
On the separation side, I am a bit concerned. I think that Telstra should be totally separated as two companies
in the high teens, but thankfully [Telstra] is going so strongly on other areas we are able to retain guidance
Telstra is a leader in online digital media with multiple assets which, including Foxtel, earn A$4bn in annual revenues and employ approximately 4,000 people
We call on the ACCC to reject Telstra's submission ... on all measures
We do not think the ACCC should accept Telstra's current SSU.
If any one player is favoured, and Telstra's current SSU would allow that, then the benefits of NBN will not flow
Telstra's digital media division will bring these assets together for the first time and enable us to implement a co-ordinated media strategy that delivers long-term shareholder value
Telstra is to consolidate its media business into a new digital division in a shake up revealed today by CEO David Thodey. The new unit will be known as Telstra Digital Media and will include Sensis, BigPond, Trading Post, IPTV and Foxtel, the pay-TV network in which Telstra owns a 50 per cent stake.
Telstra is to consolidate its media business into a new digital division in a shake up revealed today by CEO David Thodey. The new unit will be known as Telstra Digital Media and will include Sensis, BigPond, Trading Post, IPTV and Foxtel, the pay-TV network in which Telstra owns a 50 per cent stake.
Telcos have been aggressive over the past 12 months in driving take-up of internet-delivered video, namely Telstra with over 200,000 T-Box units sold
Our strong performance in core and growth businesses, coupled with strong mobile profitability and productivity improvements, means Telstra remains on track to meet guidance for fiscal 2012
Ellis will be leading a new Telstra division called Telstra Digital Media, as group managing director - digital media, with responsibility for Telstra's Sensis, Bigpond, Trading Post and IPTV businesses, and Telstra's partnership with Foxtel
