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  • You said it--Classic industry quotes from 2001

    There were plenty of hot issues in 2001 and no shortage of good quotes to go along with them. ZDNet Australia has compiled the funniest, most ironic and sometimes downright ridiculous quotable quotes delivered by IT mouthpieces in 2001.

  • iPrimus dips toe in Froggy's pond

    Monday's announcement that ASIC was seeking to join a series of the Froggy companies in its proceedings against KSE have been met with a strongly worded letter accusing ASIC of a -serious error in judgement", composed by Karasmanis.

  • Froggy begs creditors: 'Please don't sell us'

    In an attempt to avert the forced sale of Froggy ISP and Froggy Mobiles, John Karasmanis, the man charged with making Froggy profitable, has presented the liquidators with a -business plan" which is understood to include a -compromise of debt".

  • Vultures continue to circle Froggy customer base

    A defiant Froggy has hit back at OzEmail and iPrimus campaigns to lure the pint-size ISP's customer base, filing complaints with the Australian Competition and Consumer Comission and Department of Fair Trading.

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