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NBN Co responds to Telstra deal announcement- Australia

NBN Co | March 18, 2011 | Press Release NBN Co today confirmed that negotiations with Telstra on the definitive agreement are progressing well and that both sides are working through the complex detail of the final negotiation and documentation process. A definitive agreement will give NBN Co...

740 call centre workers lose jobs at Salmat

The Australian | March 8, 2011 | Simon Canning MORE than 740 call centre staff face redundancy and shares in call centre and direct marketing specialist Salmat have been hit, after the company lost a major contract with Telstra yesterday. Staff in three regional call centres, in...

Telstra completes transaction for Reach restructure

Telstra | March 1, 2011 | Press Release Telstra and PCCW today announced the completion of their Reach restructure, following a January announcement that the international assets in their 50/50 Reach joint venture would be divided between both parties. The remaining joint assets will continue...

Telstra’s BigPond TV service to use thePlatform as cloud-based video publishing system across TVs, set-top boxes, and web

thePlatform | February 24, 2011 | Press Release Telstra Customers to Benefit from Seamless Viewing Experience on Connected Devices thePlatform’s mpx Video Management System to Manage Telstra’s BigPond Video for T-Box® Set-Top Box, Connected-TVs and Blu-ray players from LG Electronics and Samsung, and BigPond Web Portal SEATTLE –...

Wireless camp uninformed about cable, says NBN boss

Sydney Morning Herald | February 23, 2011 | Clancy Yeates THE man responsible for rolling out the national broadband network, Mike Quigley, has bluntly rejected opposition claims the $36 billion project is threatened by Telstra's plans for a super-fast wireless network. Mr Quigley, the chief executive...

Telstra adds 100 stores amid shift in customer service

TechWorld Australia | February 21, 2011 | Rodney Gedda More support needed through retail channels, online service to go ahead Telstra has announced it will open 100 new retail stores over the next three years to leverage growth in its mobile business. With its retails stores being...

Telstra profit misses estimates in battle with Optus

Bloomberg | February 10, 2011 | Robert Fenner and Chan Sue Ling Telstra Corp., Australia’s largest phone company, posted earnings that missed estimates as it accelerated spending to win back customers from the second- ranked Optus unit of Singapore Telecommunications Ltd. Net income fell 36 percent to...

Fixed-line revenue still broken at Telstra

The Australian | February 7, 2011 | Mitchell Bingemann TELSTRA will this week reveal that the rot in its fixed telephony business has continued to drag down earnings, but analysts are more concerned with whether or not the seeds of its $1 billion turnaround strategy...

Reach asset restructure to drive shareholder value

Telstra | January 26, 2011 | Press Release Telstra and PCCW today signed an agreement to restructure the assets in their 50/50 joint venture, Reach, as part of an ongoing review of the company’s Asian assets to drive shareholder value. The restructure will result in a...

Telstra battles directory ruling: directory copyright battle

The Australian | January 21, 2011 | Mitchell Bingemann TELSTRA has applied for leave to appeal to the High Court against a ruling that its Sensis directories are not protected by copyright law. Telstra, which has spent millions of dollars collecting and collating databases...

New executives to head operations and corporate functions

Telstra | January 20, 2011 | Press Release Telstra Chief Executive Officer David Thodey today announced the appointment of two new executives to lead key company functions. Brendon Riley has been appointed Chief Operations Officer, replacing Michael Rocca, who, following some consideration, has confirmed his intention...

Telstra, Optus could face $50 million flood repair bill

The Australian | January 14, 2011 | Mitchell Bingemann THE nation's major telecommunications companies are facing a bill in excess of $50 million and three months of build time. This, to repair communication systems damaged by the Queensland floods, reported The Australian. Tens of...

Telstra assistance package for New South Wales customers affected by floodwaters and storms

Telstra | January 12, 2011 | Press Release Telstra today announced an assistance package for its residential and small business customers across New South Wales* who have been evacuated from their homes or whose phone services have been affected by the recent storms and flooding. Under...

Telstra pursues copyright fight

Sydney Morning Herald | January 13, 2011 | Lucy Battersby TELSTRA will take its fight to keep copyright over the Yellow Pages and White Pages to the High Court to protect its lucrative Sensis business. Last year four Federal Court judges decided the directories were no...

Telcos fight to keep phone services operating

Sydney Morning Herald | January 12, 2011 | Lucy Battersby HELICOPTERS and sandbags are being used to keep generators running and underground networks dry as telephone operators scramble to maintain services and minimise damage in Queensland's flooded areas. But mobile phone coverage will drop out where...

Telstra still in negotiations with NBN

Sydney Morning Herald | January 7, 2011 | AAP The head of the government funded company charged with responsibility for building the national broadband network says discussions with Telstra are continuing. NBN co chief executive Mike Quigley said the company is still in talks with Telstra...

UPDATE 1-Telstra takes write down in China, guidance unchanged

Reuters | By Narayanan Somasundaram and Adrian Bathgate | December 22, 2010 * Telstra to take $138 million writedown on China business * Telstra says other Asian investments performing well (Adds details, background) SYDNEY/WELLINGTON Dec 23 (Reuters) - Telstra Corp , Australia's dominant...

Telstra's $10.8 bln deal with govt seen delayed – paper

Sydney | Dec 20, 2010 | Reuters | by Adrian Bathgate A $10.8 billion deal between the Australian government and telecoms firm Telstra Corp over Telstra's role in the $35 billion National Broadband Network will not be completed this year, the Australian Financial Review said...

Telstra’s $10.8 bln deal with govt seen delayed – paper

Sydney | Dec 20, 2010 | Reuters | by Adrian Bathgate A $10.8 billion deal between the Australian government and telecoms firm Telstra Corp over Telstra's role in the $35 billion National Broadband Network will not be completed this year, the Australian Financial Review said...

Garmin Powers Whereis iPhone App in Australia

Australia wireless operator Telstra announced today Whereis Navigator, an iPhone application powered by Garmin that is free to download for Telstra Next G subscribers with compatible iPhone 3, iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4 handsets. The application uses off-board Australian maps from Sensis and data usage...

Telstra LTE trial triples download speed

TELSTRA has demonstrated download speeds of 149Mbps in trials of Long Term Evolution mobile technology, the successor to 3G mobile systems. Telstra has been trialling the technology for the past six months in Box Hill, Melbourne. Together with equipment partner Huawei,...

Happy new year beckons for dog-tired PM determined to sow seeds of reform

IF JULIA GILLARD wants to "wind down" in these early days of her much-needed holiday, she'd be wise to avoid papers, radio and TV. The continuing unfolding drama of WikiLeaks is not conducive to relaxing and refreshing for a new year...

Lib MP suggests new way to attack NBN

The opposition's attack on the national broadband network should focus on how replacing Telstra's copper wire will lead to higher consumer costs, a federal Liberal MP says. Opposition communications spokesman Malcolm Turnbull's criticism of the $36 billion project has centred on issues...

Latest video technology transports city doctors to the bush

Telstra today launched a new high definition video conferencing solution to give the more than 6.5 million regional and rural Australians greater access to care from city health professionals. The Telstra High Definition Telehealth Solution is designed for use in emergency...