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ADSL lines go down
More Calcutta News
National ISP, Bandwidthbar, has revised its Static IP ADSL solution prices to assist customers in their efforts to host servers internally. The solution is on superior bandwidth and monitored to ensure uptime, and can be installed on various routers available throughout the market.
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ACCC finalises wholesale ADSL prices
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has finalised prices for Telstra wholesale ADSL access that are 15 per cent cheaper compared to previous commercial prices.
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Voyager Makes VDSL a No-Brainer for Business
Voyager Internet, one of the first providers in New Zealand to offer VDSL, has today announced some *significant* price reductions to the product, which now make upgrading from standard ADSL Broadband a "no-brainer" for any business, because the pricing ...
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ACCC cuts wholesale broadband access to Telstra's copper
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has completed an inquiry to set terms and conditions for wholesale ADSL services to Telstra's broadband infrastructure.
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ACCC blocks iiNet's transparency drive
Telkom split of wholesale and retail promises lower prices
NZ Fibre Performance Outstrips the Competition
The government sponsored fibre installation project (UFB or Ultra Fast Broadband) is very much faster at downloading webpages than other technologies in New Zealand.
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ACCC settles backhaul price regulation
Down, not up The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has announced a new ? lower ? price for regulated backhaul services sold with Telstra's wholesale ADSL.?
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Residents sick of "appalling" internet service
Great Southern clients of internet service provider Ocean Broadband claim they are fed up with second-rate services of the company only 18 months after it left up to 400 clients without internet for a fortnight.
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