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    The pressure on Telstra's broadband business has ratcheted up a notch, with Sydney wireless provider Unwired today launching new 'high-speed Internet' plans targeting dial-up users and slashing its current broadband plan prices.

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    Wireless broadband provider Unwired has undertaken in a brief court hearing this morning not to repeat representations that Telstra ADSL covers only 75 percent of Sydney.

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    Telstra is trialling "booster" equipment that can increase the transmission limits of ADSL broadband by up to 20 kilometres from an ADSL-enabled exchange.

  • Wrong ADSL plan can cost you your shirt: Telsyte

    Australian small businesses are the big winners from the recent broadband price war, with the median price of a small-to-medium business ADSL plan falling by more than 17 percent from February to April, a new report claims.

  • High-speed broadband gets green light

    Australia's peak communications industry body has cleared the way for the launch of broadband services several times quicker than existing ADSL (Asynchronous Digital Subscriber Line) offerings.

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