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ACCC considers 'naked' mandate for Telstra 
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ACCC considers 'naked' mandate for Telstra

by James Hutchinson  |  10 Jul 2012  |  Comment now
Regulator could force Telstra to wholesale naked DSL to ISPs
iiNet victorious: Anti-piracy group loses final appeal 
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iiNet victorious: Anti-piracy group loses final appeal

by Chris Jager  |  20 Apr 2012  |  Comment now
The Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft has lost its High Court appeal against iiNet.
NBN Satellite: what it costs, and who can get it 
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NBN Satellite: what it costs, and who can get it

by William Maher  |  1 Mar 2012  |  Comment now
It's the only option for thousands of Australians who can't get decent broadband any other way. So what exactly do you get with a satellite connection?
Telstra's NBN plans start at $80 a month 
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Telstra's NBN plans start at $80 a month

by William Maher  |  27 Feb 2012  |  Comment now
Telstra's NBN plans were announced this week. Read on to see what you get for your money.
15,000 Internode users to access to improved data plans, Naked DSL offerings 
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15,000 Internode users to access to improved data plans, Naked DSL offerings

by Adam Turner  |  23 Dec 2011  |  Comment now
Internode customers on Telstra DSLAMs are set to benefit from access to new plans, with the ISP joining forces with iiNet
iiNet follows Internode's lead, slashes FetchTV pricing 
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iiNet follows Internode's lead, slashes FetchTV pricing

by Chris Jager  |  14 Dec 2011  |  Comment now
FetchTV's internet television subscription service now starts at $10 per month for iiNet customers.
Friday catchup: 5 big tech things you might have missed this week 
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Friday catchup: 5 big tech things you might have missed this week

by William Maher  |  23 Sep 2011  |  Comment now
Read about the Windows 8 red pill, have your say on NBN prices, and see a laptop testing facility that would be at home in Blade Runner.
Prices revealed: iiNet will charge $49.95 for entry to NBN 
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Prices revealed: iiNet will charge $49.95 for entry to NBN

by William Maher  |  19 Sep 2011  |  Comment now
Some customers on the NBN will benefit from "10 times the quota" for the same price, says iiNet.
What is slowing down this user's Internet? Part 2 
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What is slowing down this user's Internet? Part 2

by Rosalyn Page  |  15 Sep 2011  |  Comment now
A reader says his iiNet line speed slows right down every time a separate Foxtel line is plugged into his iQ box
What is slowing down this user's Internet? 
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What is slowing down this user's Internet?

by Rosalyn Page  |  29 Aug 2011  |  Comment now
A reader says his iiNet line speed slows right down every time a separate Foxtel line is plugged into his iQ box
Better late than never: iiNet pushes BoB2 out the door 
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Better late than never: iiNet pushes BoB2 out the door

by Chris Jager  |  7 Jul 2011  |  Comment now
After two months of delays, iiNet has announced the arrival of its new all-in-one Internet and phone solution; the BoB2.
Gosford woman gets 500,000GB of free broadband quota 
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Gosford woman gets 500,000GB of free broadband quota

by William Maher  |  16 Jun 2011  |  Comment now
If iiNet has this much bandwidth to give away, surely it's a good sign for other iiNet users?
What is the best way to compare broadband plans? 
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What is the best way to compare broadband plans?

by Alex Kidman  |  25 May 2011  |  Comment now
Australians spend too much on broadband, but which of the sites that help you compare ISPs actually help?
iiNet's BoB2 pushing IPv6, NBN into Australian homes 
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iiNet's BoB2 pushing IPv6, NBN into Australian homes

by William Maher  |  28 Apr 2011  |  Comment now
The ISP pushes NBN-compatibility as a feature of their modem-with-the-lot - the BoB2.
FetchTV hints at new ISPs 
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FetchTV hints at new ISPs

by William Maher  |  14 Mar 2011  |  Comment now
The FetchTV will shortly be announcing new distribution partners, CEO Scott Lorson told PC & Tech Authority today.
iiNet on online film piracy: We're not the 'ISP Police' 
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iiNet on online film piracy: We're not the 'ISP Police'

by Chris Jager  |  2 Mar 2011  |  Comment now
Last week's judgement in the iiNet vs AFACT case has opened a few interesting cans of worms - including the possibility that ISP providers may be charged with disconnecting people who pirate. So what does iiNet think about this?
iiNet users: There's a new BoB in town 
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iiNet users: There's a new BoB in town

by William Maher  |  28 Feb 2011  |  Comment now
BoB is the ADSL modem that got its own advertising campaign. So if you're an iiNet customer, is it worth getting the just-announced iiNet BoB?
iiNet vs AFACT: Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft loses appeal 
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iiNet vs AFACT: Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft loses appeal

by Chris Jager  |  24 Feb 2011  |  Comment now
AFACT has lost an appeal in the Roadshow Films Pty Ltd & Ors v iiNet Limited iiNet case. However, further legal proceedings against the ISP may still be on the horizon.
FetchTV and iiNet: recipe for a good night in? 
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FetchTV and iiNet: recipe for a good night in?

by William Maher  |  21 Feb 2011  |  Comment now
Here's a new reason to jump on the Internet TV train - dialing-up new release movies from Twentieth Century Fox and Sony Pictures using a FetchTV box
Does iiNet's mobile leap make sense? 
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Does iiNet's mobile leap make sense?

by Alex Kidman  |  15 Dec 2010  |  Comment now
iiNet now offers mobile, with residential and business mobile plans.
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