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15 May 12 - Telecommunications Telstra News
Telstra soars as investors chase dividend yield
Telstra had its best day in three years, jumping as much as 11˘ to $3.75 in the session, before closing up 7˘ at $3.71. The divergence between sectors was evident, with the resources sub-index falling 2 per cent.
NBN debate not about technology, says Turnbull
news Shadow Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull has delivered a major speech in Malaysia in which he criticised the publication of “worst of the worst” photos of Telstra's copper telecommunications network and argued that the National Broadband ...
Telstra's social breakthrough
It is interesting to see what has happened since Telstra took the decision to embrace structural separation and close the PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) in order to move to a NGN (Next Generation Network) environment.
NBN FUD: will Abbott ever learn?
A view from the trenches of Australian telecommunications. As the name implies, it's a two-way conversation and we ask you not to pull any punches ... we won't. I am, of course, not privy to the private conversations between Tony Abbott and Malcolm ...
Communications Minister Stephen Conroy lashes out at Telstra over the NBN
Image Video NBN deal to give Telstra up to $3bn COMMUNICATIONS Minister Stephen Conroy has attacked Telstra over its praise for the Coalition's broadband model, saying the telco has been "holding Australia back" for years.
Optus resists Telstra push
TELECOMMUNICATIONS: Optus has continued to resist Telstra's aggressive push to lure back customers, adding 421000 new subscribers in the last year.
Backdoor found in ZTE Android phones
Two mobile phones, developed by Chinese telecommunications device manufacturer ZTE, have been found to carry a hidden backdoor, which can be used to instantly gain root access with a password, that has been hard-coded into the software.
China's telecommunications infrastructure 'no risk' for West
Telstra, Australia's largest telecoms company, is being paid $9bn by NBN Co to decommission its copper network and transfer its customers, and its fixed-line monopoly, to the new network.
Telstra's man appointed Foxtel chairman
Nason, with around two decades experience in telecommunications or related industries, joined Telstra in 2010 from Tabcorp's race wagering and media businesses, including Sky Channel and Sydney radio station 2KY.
Amtel Extends Distribution of Its Enterprise Mobile Device Management (MDM ...
About Vita Group Founded in 1995 as Fone Zone, Vita Group has grown to become Australia's largest mobile communications specialist. As a premium Telstra dealer and industry leader, Vita Group sets industry trends and benchmarks for customer service, ...
AFL and Telstra win live footy court battle on appeal
Optus has to consider its legal position in light of the ruling against the telecommunications company, the general manager says.
Telstra Appoints Robert Nason As New Foxtel Chairman
MELBOURNE (Dow Jones)--Australian telecommunications company Telstra Corp. (TLS.AU) said Friday it had appointed Robert Nason as the new chairman of its 50%-owned pay-television firm Foxtel.
demise of Telstra greatly exaggerated
Telstra's management has struck a clever deal, one that largely insulates the company from any change of plan to the NBN rollout.
NBN to future proof Australia for 50 years
Communications Minister Stephen Conroy says the federal government's decision to create the national broadband network (NBN) was taken to ensure Australia's telecommunications system was "future-proofed" for up to 50 years. Had it been left to Telstra, ...
Telstra plans 'context-aware' Next IP network
By James Hutchinson on May 11, 2012 11:25 AM (13 hours ago) Telstra will allow customers to prioritise bandwidth for specific applications and introduce new identity management capabilities on network hardware as it improves its Next IP core network.
Telstra still deciding fate of copper post NBN rollout
"From both a financial and pragmatic perspective, it would make sense for Telstra to recycle the copper in its network," says Shara Evans, CEO of telecommunications research firm Market Clarity. "The NBN implementation study estimated that 50 to 80 per ...
Telstra winning back investors
INVESTORS are flocking back into telecommunications giant Telstra, sending the group's shares surging to their highest level in more than two years.
Beam receives a $5 M commitment from Telstra for Satellite Docking Stations ...
Melbourne, Australia, May 8, 2012 -- Beam Communications Pty Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of World Reach Limited (ASX: WRR), announces it has received a commitment from Telstra to purchase a minimum of USD5.1 M of Iridium based satellite docking ...
Optus to appeal TV Now decision
Telstra last year paid $153 million for the exclusive rights to stream AFL matches for the next five seasons. But speaking at the telco's full year results today Mr O'Sullivan confirmed the company would appeal that decision to the High Court of ...
Apple strips '4G' claim from iPad marketing
No longer “Wi-Fi + 4G”, the model that connects to mobile data networks like Telstra's is now named “Wi-Fi + Cellular” on Apple's website.
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