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  • TPG ponders naked DSL

    Internet service provider TPG has revealed it's toying with offering users unbundled ADSL2+ without the need for a Telstra line.

  • Optus outlines enterprise customer wins

    The nation's number two telco Optus today outlined a number of new and renewed enterprise customer wins as part of its quarterly financial results statement.

  • UK hits critical broadband target

    The UK's broadband industry will hit a key target by the end of this week, when 1.5 million lines will have been unbundled.

  • DSLAM rollouts risky: Netspace

    Internet service provider Netspace won't yet commit to expanding its ADSL2+ network past Melbourne due to the instability of the fledgling broadband industry.

  • ACCC turns down Telstra copper pricing

    The competition watchdog has rejected Telstra's proposed charges for connecting and disconnecting broadband Internet service providers' access to its basic copper wire.

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