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Optus hits back at ACCC court action
The Australian Competition and Consumers Commission (ACCC) refused to continue discussions with Optus’ subsidiary company before launching a Federal Court case, according to an Optus spokesperson.
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ACCC takes Optus prepaid services to court
Optus is in hot water with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) after the telco’s wholly owned subsidiary was accused of misleading behaviour relating to the sale of prepaid phone cards.
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Updated: Optus kiboshes international calling cards
Optus mobile customers will no longer be able to use international calling cards to make overseas calls beginning August 12.
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ISPs give clean feed filter a technical green-light
More than half of the Internet service providers (ISPs) taking part in the Federal Government’s ISP filtering trial have reported minimal speed disruptions or technology problems.
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Tasmanians may not be happy with Optus wireless expansion
Optus' wireless broadband ambitions may be hampered by Tasmania's local councils and residents.
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Optus beats Telstra, CSC and Dimension Data for ATO deal
Optus has beaten Dimension Data, Telstra and CSC to secure a $60.5 million-a-year Australian Tax Office (ATO) managed network services contract.
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Analyst: Telstra will exploit Tribunal ruling
Telstra will try to spin its way out of negative publicity to appease shareholders after an appeal to force Optus out of its copper network failed, according to a leading telco analyst.
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Internet filter trials: Smooth sailing with one ISP not started
The majority of ISPs participating in the Federal Government’s controversial Internet filter trials report smooth sailing but one is still scrambling to get the service online.
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Optus grows as parent SingTel suffers
Optus has posted revenue growth of 8.7 per cent and boosted its profits by 17 per cent to $193 million in Q4, 2009, outperforming its parent company, SingTel, which recorded a 0.9 per cent drop in net profits worth $863 million.
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Internet content filter ISPs: Where are they now?
ISPs participating in the Federal Government’s Internet filtering trial have reported mixed experiences in deploying technology for the scheme.
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Telstra knocked out in court battle
In a lengthy court battle, the Federal Court has ruled Telstra breached its wholesale agreement with Optus by misusing the company’s confidential information.
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Opposition, Xenophon unswayed by Optus support for filter trials
Optus’ decision to join the Federal Government's controversial Internet filtering trial has been shrugged off by the Opposition and independent, Nick Xenophon.
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Optus joins Federal Government's contentious Internet filter trial
Optus has announced it will participate in the Federal Government’s contentious Internet filtering trial.
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Analyst: Optus' Internet filter participation shocking and disappointing
A leading telco analyst has expressed surprise and disappointment at Optus’ decision to join the Federal Government’s controversial Internet filtering trial.
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