Polycom releases new conference phones to mark anniversary
Written by Sam Varghese
American video, voice and content collaboration company Polycom has released new models of its conferencing phones to mark the 25th anniversary of the release of… Telcos ‘most complained’ about NZ industry sector, says Commission
Written by Peter Dinham
New Zealand telecommunications companies and service providers cop the most criticism from the country’s consumers of all business and industry sectors, according to a new… Google Fibre cuts woman's Internet service over 12 cents
Written by Sam Varghese
A woman who lives in Kansas City had her Internet service with Google Fibre — a division of Alphabet, the parent company of the search… Vic Police radio jammed during chase in Sale
Written by Sam Varghese
An unauthorised broadcaster interfered in a police chase in Victoria last Tuesday, forcing the officers concerned to call off their chase of two men suspected… Subsea cable outage affects iiNet, Internode services
Written by Stan Beer
The SMW3 subsea cable between Perth and Singapore that services South East Asia, among other regions, has suffered a break with a repair date at… Macquarie Telecom has another good year
Written by Sam Varghese
Macquarie Telecom has recorded a third successive year of profit growth, with the company declaring a net profit after tax of $14.2 million, a rise… Australian telecoms market set for ‘dramatic change’, says analyst
Written by Peter Dinham
The Australian telecommunications market is predicted to change dramatically over the next 10 years with the transformation of the telecom industry and a range of… NBN Co rejects Telstra NBN revenue monetisation plan
Written by Peter Dinham
A Telstra plan to monetise around $5 billion in future revenue from NBN payments has been scuppered by the company running the broadband network, NBN… MNF’s Symbio launches sub-wholesale MVNO offer
Written by Peter Dinham
Wholesale telecommunications provider, Symbio Networks — part of the MNF Group — has launched a sub-wholesale mobile virtual network operator offer. ACCAN pressures Optus to ban third-party charges
Written by Peter Dinham
Telecommunications consumer interest group ACCAN is pressuring Optus to follow Telstra and Vodafone and ban third-party mobile subscriptions. 
