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  • Tuesday night woes for BigPond broadband users

    BigPond cable and ADSL customers who weren't already logged into the provider's authentication server were blocked out of their "always on" Internet connections last night from 6:05pm AEDT, with the culprit being a faulty power supply in one of Telstra's exchanges in the Sydney CBD.

  • Aust broadband company hits back at download attack

    PlanetMirror co-founder Jason Andrades has hit back at criticisms from the broadband community its new premium download service is overpriced, but does concede the market for the product is "difficult and evolutionary".

  • More woes for some BigPond customers

    A routine ADSL upgrade by Telstra went wrong this week, causing BigPond retail and wholesale customers to lose their connection on two occasions.

  • More hiccups for BigPond ADSL users

    Telstra’s BigPond ADSL service has had problems again this weekend, with users experiencing data flow difficulties and trouble browsing international Web sites.

  • BigPond changes broadband plans, joins Christmas rush

    Telstra BigPond has released its range of "new, cheaper, simplified" broadband Internet plans after keeping mum on speculation on pre-Christmas changes.

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