Friday, 26 September 2003

iiNet and ihug to merge. West Australian based iiNet and New Zealand based ihug have announced plans to merge into an internet service provider boasting around 300,000 customers.

[Source: Whirlpool.net.au]
11:01:52 PM    


WHY are broadband services in Australia, particularly in smaller states, so far behind in speed, price, real availability and take-up?

[Source: Australian IT ]
4:46:40 PM    


Villages bypass BT for broadband. Villagers are getting faster internet access by setting up their own company to bring broadband to their homes.

[Source: BBC News | Technology | UK Edition]
10:46:43 AM    


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