Morgan Stanley takes axe to Foxtel valuation
Morgan Stanley analysts have written $3 billion off their valuation of payTV operator and initial public offering-contender Foxtel, in light of competition from new streaming players.
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Telstra bets on mobile streaming
Telstra is betting on a surge in Netflix, Stan and Presto traffic on its mobile network.
NBN's Morrow sees new challengers for telcos
NBN CEO Bill Morrow believes the big four telcos will face greater competition from new market entrants.
Optus claims 'good start' to EPL coverage
Optus has defended the performance of its English Premier League football coverage, despite hundred of complaints.
Optus has a shocker on EPL debut
Optus' controversial hijacking of English soccer rights continued with a shoddy opening weekend.
Fast internet speed claims questioned by watchdog
The ACCC is trying to ensure Aussies understand what they are buying from internet providers.
Optus bets on EPL to lift subscribers
Optus CEO Allen Lew is "quietly confident" that the English Premier League, which starts Saturday, will attract customers.
Telstra earmarks $3 billion for network upgrades
Telstra chief executive Andy Penn is confident an extra $3 billion spent on the company's networks will give it a competitive advantage.
Andy Penn's change of strategy
Spending $3 billion to future proof Telstra's ahead of the onslaught of data demand is a change in Andy Penn's strategy.
Andy Penn spends big to restore the faith
Cashed-up from a big sale to China and a failed effort in the Philippines, Telstra CEO Andy Penn is now on a spending spree.
Telstra to invest $3b in networks
Telstra will invest an extra $3 billion in networks over the next three years and has confirmed a $1.5 billion buyback.
