Telstra today rejected calls by the OECD for it to sell its shareholding in pay TV group Foxtel because it was hindering competition. A major report by the OECD released today criticised Telstra for owning a 50 per cent stake in Foxtel as well as its cable TV distribution network, saying it had virtually put the lid on competition in the sector.
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