Outages will hit Telstra where it hurts
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COMMENT Telstra's network outages are no longer just a problem for customers, they're a real problem for the company.
COMMENT Telstra's network outages are no longer just a problem for customers, they're a real problem for the company.
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COMMENT Tony, you promised. But the temptation was just too great.
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Telstra's outages are no longer just a problem for customers, they've become a real problem for the company.
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