Optus launches Nokia Lumia 800 pre-order deals
Optus has today announced a series of online specials in the lead-up to the launch of Nokia’s acclaimed Lumia 800 handset in Australia next month.
Optus wins landmark court proceedings for customers
Optus has won a landmark court case which has defended the rights of its customers to utilise the TV now product to video record shows that are available at a time that is more convenient for its customers.
Optus appoints Paitaridis as new Business MD
Optus today has announced its new Managing Director of Optus Business, John Paitaridis. He will be leading the Optus enterprise, corporate and government business and is responsible for all aspects of the division’s sales, marketing, products, [...]
Yes! Optus turns 20
Singtel-owned Australian telco Optus will today celebrate its 20th birthday, after beginning local corporate operations on January 31, 1992.
Optus powers free Wi-Fi for Australian Open 2012
Optus has today revealed it’ll be providing free wireless internet for those attending the Australian Open in Melbourne next week, a first for both the company and the sporting event.
ACMA warns Vodafone to reign in wayward dealer telemarketing
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) says Vodafone Hutchison Australia has accepted an enforcable undertaking over dealer telemarketing after a series of complaints from people on the Do Not Call register.
Telstra, Optus predict record high New Year’s texts
Telstra and Optus have released estimates showing record numbers of New Year text messages and voice calls will be sent this year.
Optus releases NBN plans, to start Nov. 21
Optus has this morning released the details of its introductory plans for Australia’s new high-speed National Broadband Network, saying a greater range will follow as the NBN roll-out progresses.
All done: Telstra rounds out Australia iPhone 4S pricing
In the nick of time, Telstra has this morning released its pricing for Apple’s iPhone 4S which goes on sale both in Australia and around the world this Friday.
DVD rental is a dying business, is online video replacing it?
An article from Sydney Morning Herald’s Sacha Molitorisz about the decline of DVD rental marketplace suggests that the Internet is killing DVD Rentals. However the article gave only vague hints on how traditional Brick and Mortar stores was [...]
