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  • IP Australia goes telco shopping

    Australia's intellectual property regulator has placed a substantial portion of its communications spend for at least the next three years from July 2007 on the market.

  • AAPT reveals enterprise customer wins

    Telco AAPT picked up work at homeware specialist HomeArt and clothing manufacturer Canterbury in the three months to September 30, among other wins.

  • John Howard needs a new phone

    Which telcos provide essential voice and data services to Australian Prime Minister John Howard and his staff?

  • iiNet signals push into online music, movies

    Internet service provider iiNet has registered key trademarks which reveal it is considering a push into movies and music delivered over the Internet.

  • Aust ISPs spawning Code Red II

    The Code Red II virus is spreading three times as fast as the original version, and the majority of attacking IPs here in Australia belong to Internet Service Providers, ZDNet has learned.

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