Category: Australia
NBNCo joins Twitter – worth keeping an eye on
NBNCo Limited is the company responsibly for rolling out and managing Australia’s $43-Billion National Broadband Network (NBN). NBNCo is a Hobart based firm, and whilst there has been fair criticism of the NBN the positive is super fast internet speeds that not many countries are currently enjoying. Google is looking to roll out a super […]
Read More | ShareVodafone apologises to customers, Great!
Today I received an email from Vodafone (as probably all other customers did) from Australian CEO Nigel Dews. Nigel goes on to explain that he and the company are apologising for customer dissatisfaction and problems experienced over the past year. They go on to explain growth has been fast, and probably too fast for their […]
Read More | ShareLooking back on AOL, when online goes offline
This past week, US internet giant AOL gained worldwide exposure for their $315 million buyout of blog conglomerate Huffington Post. Hearing the news while living in the ‘land down under’, I realised that prior to this event, many Australians wouldn’t have known what AOL was (with the exception of some who caught the 1998 Meg […]
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