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"optus" news, interviews, and features
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Optus gets naked with latest broadband offering
Optus has announced it will offer naked DSL broadband, following the lead set by ISPs such as iiNet and Internode.
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Customer accuses Optus/Alphawest of billing bungles
Optus Business has refused to comment on claims its billing and quoting services between subsidiary AlphaWest are in disarray.
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Alphawest in tune with Microsoft UC Voice Speciality
Optus subsidiary, Alphawest, has extended its Microsoft competencies with the unified communications voice specialisation.
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Telstra, Optus and Hutchison in access disputes
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has received five access dispute notifications, four of which are between Optus and Telstra.
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HTC launches first Android phone in Australia, partners with Optus
HTC has partnered with Optus to release the first mobile phone in Australia based on Google's Android platform, the Dream.
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Power failure cuts off Optus customers
Some Optus corporate customers in the Sydney CBD experienced an interruption to their telephony and DSL services on Monday afternoon following a power failure in one of the telco’s data centres.
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ACMA hits Optus with $110,000 fine for Spam Act breach
Optus has paid the second highest penalty to date for alleged breaches of Australia’s spam legislation.
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Optus inks $143M VoIP contract for Immigration
The Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) has called on Optus to roll out Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) to more than 7000 seats and upgrade its aging network. The deal is worth $143 million over the next four years.
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Optus and Alphawest score Government deal
Optus and its subsidiary, Alphawest, have secured a hefty four-year $143 million contract with the Department of Immigration and Citizenship.
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NBN: Government must now enforce open network principles
A telecommunications analyst has claimed the burning question for Australia’s ISP industry is not who builds the National Broadband Network, but whether the government defines and enforces a truly open access network model.
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NBN: Competing with customers is bad for business
Canadian next-gen networking company, Axia NetMedia CEO, Art Price, has offered a simple message to whoever wins the tender to build Australia’s National Broadband Network: Competing with your customers is bad for business.
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NBN to hit retail and wholesale profits
A leading economist has predicted the National Broadband Network (NBN) will boost all industries but also hurt retail and wholesale companies.
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Optus cuts 115 jobs
Optus has today confirmed it will axe 115 jobs across Australia following a review of the efficiency of its network division.
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Commander shortlist down to three
Just three buyers remain in the running for embattled listed integrator, Commander, according to industry sources.
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