Shares in iiNet entered a trading halt today as it prepared to announce a potential acquisition, expected to be AAPT’s consumer division.
Category: Technology news
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Bannon won’t front AFACT’s iiNet appeal
New barrister named.
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Google fibre method “could save NBN $10 billion”
Aussie firm eyes NBN work.
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BigPond price cuts anger Internode, iiNet
BigPond slashed the price on its top-speed 200GB plan by half from $179.95 per month down to just $89.95, dramatically undercutting the prices of similarly rated plans at Internode, iiNet and others.
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Get This Damned Ubuntu Out Of Dell’s Internets!
It’s as if a million penguins cried out in terror, and were suddenly silenced. Dell has dropped Ubuntu-loaded machines from their online store – a head-scratching play, considering their original declaration that Ubuntu is safer than Windows.
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Could a single hacker crash a country’s network?
You know you’re living in the new millennium when one of the Obama administration’s newest positions is nicknamed the “cyberczar.” In May 2009, President Obama formally announced his plans to appoint a national cybersecurity adviser, charged with protecting computer networks in the United States — which Obama referred to as “strategic national assets” — from hacking and spying [source: Zetter].
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We’re running out of internet addresses
Don’t panic, but we’re running out of internet addresses.
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AFACT touts BitTorrent study ahead of iiNet appeal
A regional university lab has produced a study on copyright infringing uses of BitTorrent that was partly financed by one of the film studios set to appeal a Federal Court judgement on the subject in just over a week.
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Australia, Japan reach broadband accord
Australia and Japan appear to have signed a bilateral agreement relating to broadband, with NBN chief executive, Mike Quigley, and other government officials having met with Japanese Communications Minister, Kazuhiro Haraguchi, this week, according to reports.
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iiNet eyes long-term Basslink transit deal
Netspace capacity proves fit-for-purpose.