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  • Nortel not out of the woods yet

    Executives of the giant telecommunications equipment maker say the economic outlook is too murky to make predictions of future financial results, but hinted that the company's telecommunications customers may need to go on a spending spree soon.

  • Straight to the source: Nortel Networks' Steve Wood

    Steve Wood, president of Nortel Networks, Australia and New Zealand, defends his company's moves into a wireless future.

  • Tennis Australia plays with domain 'scalper'

    Tennis Australia has admitted it paid a "hefty fee" to a scalper of the domain name kind in order to obtain the web address it wanted as part of a rebranding campaign.

  • Nortel Networks launches new communication platform

    Nortel Networks introduced today a voice over Internet Protocol and data networking solution that can deliver telephony, video conference and instant messaging services at the same time.

  • New wireless lab opens in the Gong

    The Nortel Networks Technology Centre in Wollongong is celebrating its 15-year anniversary this month with the opening of its new wireless laboratory.

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