Working with startups: IT execs share their stories
Former iiNet CIO Matt Toohey, Bankwest’s IT chief Andy Weir, and Atomic Sky co-founder Andy Lamb discuss how a startup culture can infiltrate a business.
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iiNet founder Michael Malone joins NBN board
iiNet founder and former CEO, Michael Malone, has joined the NBN board, filling a vacancy left Internode co-founder, Simon Hackett, who resigned to focus on his involvement in ASX-listed company, Redflow Limited.
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Superloop lists on the ASX
Dark fibre infrastructure provider, Superloop, on Thursday commenced trading on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) after following an IPO which raised $17.5 million.
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David Buckingham new iiNet boss
iiNet has confirmed David Buckingham as its new CEO. Buckingham had been the acting in the position since November last year and was appointed by the ISP’s board of directors after an extensive worldwide search.
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Industry must cooperate to combat illegal downloads: iiNet
Internet service provider (ISP) iiNet has called for a whole-of-industry discussion to make content more available online, following the High Court’s decision today to grant special leave to appeal by a film and television industry conglomerate, who are suing the ISP for copyright infringement by its customers.
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iiNet kicks off biggest marketing campaign
ISP iiNet (ASX:IIN) has launched a major marketing campaign to improve awareness of its claimed second position in Australia's DSL market
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iiNet to be one of few to benefit from NBN: Malone
iiNet managing director Michael Malone said he expects his company to be one of the few ISPs to benefit from the NBN, because unlike many rivals its customer base is not stagnating
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iiNet aims for 15% market share this month: Malone
ISP iiNet (ASX:IIN) hopes to achieve its target of a 15% share in Australian broadband after it completes the purchase of AAPT's consumer division, according to MD Michael Malone