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    Australian internet telephony minnow Freshtel, a consumer player that recently started providing enterprise services, today revealed to the ASX it had depleted around half its cash reserves over the past year.

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    Internet telephony supplier Freshtel has inked a deal with local call-centre outsourcer Quantum Multimedia Communications which will see the firm's outbound calls to mobiles passed over Freshtel's network.

  • Nortel PABX hacked again

    Hackers took over the Nortel-based PABX system of software vendor Legrand Software this week, ringing up to AU$1,800 of calls to Algeria in one night.

  • Centrelink, family dept ink AU$31m phone deal

    Welfare agency Centrelink, in conjunction with the federal Department of Family and Community Services, has renewed a telephony contract with Telstra to the tune of AU$31 million.

  • Yahoo, Microsoft join IM hands

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