Optus seeks court ruling on meaning of “unlimited” internet
Consumers understand it doesn't mean speed, telco claims.
BigAir ready to take on NBN
Fixed wireless provider BigAir (ASX: BGL) has reported that it is well positioned to compete in a post-National Broadband Network (NBN) marketplace dominated by fibre-to-the-home fibre optic cable.
Hulu mulls $US2bn IPO
HULU is exploring an initial public offering, a person familiar with the matter said, a shift in strategy for the popular US online video website.
Google on privacy: change your name
Google's chief has put forth a novel solution for today's teenagers whose wild online antics threaten to follow them into their adult life: change your name.
BigAir posts higher profit
FIXED-WIRELESS networking specialist BigAir is on the lookout for acquisitions after beating its market guidance to book a strong jump in net profit.
Tony the Tower: Abbott’s ‘technical ignorance on a national scale’ on wireless and broadband
Experts have again ridiculed Opposition Leader Tony Abbott's sheer lack of knowledge surrounding broadband and labelled the Coalition's policy "technical ignorance on a national scale".
How do they do IT: Microsoft’s Tech.Ed goes IPv6
Microsoftâs annual event for IT professionals, Tech.Ed, will this year deploy IPv6 (Internet Protocol version 6) for the first time in an effort to drive education and awareness about the technology.
Gillard defers NBN questions
PRIME Minister Julia Gillard has twice failed to put a number on how many homes will be connected to the NBN during the next three years.
Crowd sourcing gets the job done
There's someone out there who can help you with your project — and probably for a bargain price, writes Brad Howarth.
Crowd sourcing gets the job done
There's someone out there who can help you with your project — and probably for a bargain price, writes Brad Howarth.