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  • Telstra delays BigPond billing kickoff

    Telstra BigPond has delayed the planned kickoff of a pilot of a new billing platform from mid-December to mid-January, citing the Christmas break and associated disruptions to staff and customers who may be invited to participate.

  • Telstra launches broadband self-install push

    Telstra is gearing up its 2003 sales and marketing push for its BigPond broadband ADSL service as executives assess community reaction to proposals to charge for helpdesk support.

  • Telstra pushes dial-up for broadband as relaunch approaches

    Telstra has soft-launched a roaming dial-up service for its BigPond broadband customers as the carrier gears up for a major revamp next week of its high-speed Internet offerings.

  • Telstra announces BigPond e-mail compensation plans

    Telstra plans to credit its BigPond Internet customers with two weeks' free BigPond service and three months' free usage of its anti-virus, spam filtering and firewall products.

  • Telstra examines symmetrical ISDN service

    Telstra is considering launching a 128kbps symmetrical ISDN product before the end of the financial year in a move to extend high-speed Internet access across its regional user base.

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