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    The embattled undersea cable and satellite joint venture between Telstra and Hong Kong-based Pacific Century CyberWorks, Reach, has announced plans to dump external data customers to make way for the data capacity demands of its shareholders.

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    Telstra has moved to rescue its subsidiary Reach, a 50-50 joint venture with PCCW, with a US$286 million prepay arrangement.

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    Telstra has moved to restructure its pan-Asian voice and data carriage joint venture, citing continuing softness in the international Internet capacity business and sharply dropping pricing.

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