Piracy win for record labels
Record labels have won against internet service providers to have piracy websites blocked but will have to pay $50 per domain name.
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Optus to cut 320 jobs
Optus is cutting 320 jobs, largely from its head office, across a range of areas, but will add 140 new roles to the telecommunications business.
TPG deepens Telstra's looming earnings hole
Investors have already started to digest the impact of a rival network, but it could get a lot worse yet.
Cyber Security Minister says firms need to tell customers more about threats
The British Australian Fintech Forum in London was told there will be more requirements on banks, telcos and utilities to protect the economy from Russian hackers.
Private equity gives Vocus trio a call
The sharks are circling one-time market darling Vocus Group.
TPG's mobile plan divides believers from sceptics
As Watermark Funds Management investment analyst Delian Entchev puts it, "if you're looking at TPG today as an investment, you're not investing in the company so much as investing in David Teoh's ability to pull this off."
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Vodafone: TPG can't build a network for $600m
A Vodafone Australia executive has hit back at claims his company would suffer the most from TPG's plans.
TPG will 'kill Vodafone, not Telstra'
The founder and chief executive of an independent telco said TPG's entry as Australia's fourth mobile network would hammer Vodafone.
TPG plunges as investors digest mobile play
The value of TPG Telecom plunged close to $1 billion on Tuesday.
Government told to take $30b NBN write-off
Finance Minister Mathias Cormann is facing calls from leading telco entrepreneur Bevan Slattery to put the NBN 'on budget' to allow it to of...
Roaming would break monopoly: Teoh
David Teoh says forcing rival telcos to share networks with competitors will benefit metropolitan and regional consumers.
