Sunday | 20 July, 2008
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Stories by: Darren Pauli

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    IM,Skype a beacon in QLD blackout 18/07/2008 16:44:30

    In a classic case of ingenuity and adaptability, university students stranded by this week's [[artid:795451093|Optus network failure in Queensland|new]] have taken to Instant Messaging (IM) and Skype to talk interstate.
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    Bush is a $10B thorn for NBN 18/07/2008 15:58:22

    Rolling fibre out to the bush could cost up to $10 billion, almost as much as laying the cables across every Australian capital, according to Telstra.
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    Council owns up to Optus' QLD IP blackout 17/07/2008 15:16:31

    Gold Coast City Council has today been revealed as the culprit behind [[ArtId:27252105|this week's Optus outage|new]] after excavations in a Queensland state water project severed an interstate fibre cable.
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    Optus sorry for meltdown, compensation could follow 16/07/2008 16:10:21

    Optus customers cut-off by the Queensland telecommunications black-out yesterday may be able to seek compensation from the company.
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    Optus phone, mobile, Internet downed by QLD hoe 15/07/2008 11:58:26

    Optus has confirmed its major fibre cables in Queensland have been severed in a [[artid:1408978410|construction mishap|new]], cutting Internet connections, PSTN and mobile phone services to more than one million customers.
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    ISPs squabble over cheap DSL access: Telstra 15/07/2008 19:08:28

    Internet Service Providers (ISPs) are drawing swords over access to dirt-cheap exchanges, according to Telstra, in a display reminiscent of a "David Jones fire sale".
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    Optus, Primus QLD links cut, phones down 15/07/2008 10:31:25

    Optus and Primus fibre cables in Queensland have been severed in a construction accident, cutting the Internet connections to potentially thousands of customers.
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    ACCC cracks open Telstra exchanges 14/07/2008 15:00:53

    Telstra will have to provide reasons for denying competitors access to exchanges after the Australia Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) ruled it must show detailed records of DSL provisioning.
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    Internode cuts power bills with winter chill, virtualisation 14/07/2008 11:31:33

    Internode will open its third datacentre in Adelaide later this year after its second facility reached maximum capacity faster than expected.
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    Ousted VMware CEO no concern to users 11/07/2008 13:31:45

    The abrupt ousting|new of VMware co-founder and CEO Diane Greene may have occurred through a plot worthy of Elizabethan treachery but analysts say there is no need for users to worry.
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    WA schools to get next-gen education 10/07/2008 07:24:09

    Parents and teachers across Western Australia will need to get tech savvy under a massive Web 2.0 facelift of the state's 768 public schools.
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