ACCC mulls regulation of ‘unfair’ basic NBN pricing
The competition watchdog has set its sights on potentially “unfair” NBN prices for consumers on basic speed packages.
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Optus to cut staff in restructure
Optus is restructuring its consumer and enterprise divisions, which the telco said on Monday would result in redundancies. Reports have suggested that up to 480 jobs could be cut as part of the restructure.
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Vodafone, TPG ink $1B in transmission and wholesale deals
Vodafone and TPG Telecom have signed two transmission and wholesale agreements worth more than $1 billion.
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Telstra slammed for breaches to structural separation undertaking
Telstra has come under fire by a government regulator and a coalition of competitors for apparent breaches of the telecom giant’s Structural Separation Undertaking (SSU).
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Dicker Data FY11 profit up 35.6%
IT product distributor Dicker Data grew its FY11 profit to $6.1m, and reported record revenue led by strong 2H sales
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Eftel signs on with NBN Co
Shares in ISP Eftel (ASX:EFT) jumped over 82% on Monday as the company revealed it had arranged to provide retail and wholesale NBN services
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Telecom NZ may benefit from more deregulation
NZ regulator ComCom has found that 88 of the backhaul links offered by Telecom NZ (ASX:TEL) face enough competition that regulated access obligations need not apply