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  • TCP Code revised to include new provisions

    The revised Telecommunications Consumer Protections (TCP) Code by the Communications Alliance has included new provisions such as regular customer usage notifications for voice, SMS and data services, stronger controls on telecommunications product advertising, a compliance monitoring body and a unit-pricing regime in advertisements.

  • Telstra offering flood-affected customers in NSW $50 mobile credit

    Telstra is offering its flood-affected customers living in Moree Plains and Tamworth, New South Wales, who don’t have a fixed-line service, $50 of mobile credit as part of a flood assistance package.

  • Optus needs a stronger NBN strategy: Analysts

    While Optus is fresh from celebrating 20 years in business, the next two decades will see changes in the telecommunications market that it will need to tackle in order to stay competitive, according to telco analysts.

  • Optus looks back at 20 years in Australia

    Optus has celebrated its 20th anniversary after beginning commercial operations on 31 January 1992.

  • Ericsson posts 73% slide in profit

    Swedish telecom equipment maker Ericsson on Wednesday reported a worse-than-expected 73 per cent dive in its fourth quarter net profit on weak mobile network sales.

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Features about telecommunications

  • Federal government begins promoting telco consumer advocacy body

    The federal government has begun spruiking its Australian Communications Consumer Action Network (ACCAN), a communications advocacy body due to begin operations on 1 July.

  • Cell-phone service surprises & portion sizes

    For the past 10 years I've expected three constants when visiting the U.S.: friendly people, large portions of food and bad cell-phone coverage.

  • Telecom planning in a time of turmoil

    It's gotten pretty hard to miss the financial news lately: September was the worst month for stocks in years, and October looks to surpass it. Despite the US government's massive US$800-billion bailout, the US economy is still roiling, and Europe's is doing even worse.

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