Telstra expands China internet interests
June 27, 2008
Telstra Corporation has expanded its interests in internet advertising in China, acquiring a majority stake in two businesses.
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Telstra and Apple to bring iPhone 3G to Australia on 11 July
MELBOURNE, Australia—30 June 2008—Telstra, Australia’s leading telecommunications and information services company, and Apple today announced that the highly anticipated iPhone 3G will be available to Telstra’s over 9 million Australian customers on 11 July. iPhone 3G combines all the revolutionary features of iPhone with 3G networking that is twice as fast* as the first generation iPhone, built-in GPS for expanded location based mobile services, and iPhone 2.0 software which includes support for Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync and runs the hundreds of third party applications already built with the recently released iPhone SDK.
Telstra gears up for ad blitzkrieg
TELSTRA'S outgoing brand chief and Sol Trujillo import, Bill Obermeier, will remain in Australia for at least two years to spearhead a "world leading" digital marketing venture to commercialise Telstra's 10 million customer base with the French-controlled advertising group Publicis Mojo.
No Telstra broadband 'on current terms'
Telstra is unlikely to win the right to build the proposed national high-speed broadband network if it insists on wholly owning it, an analyst says.
Telstra fires first shot at Canberra
There are signs the nasty days of brawling between Telstra and the Government may return.
Gillard slams Telstra for ending EBA...
JESSE HOGAN AND CHRIS ZAPPONE The Workplace Relations Minister dismisses Telstra's rationale for ending talks with unions on collective agreements.
Telstra's T3 investors get their just...
With the final T3 instalment payments due within days, the end of government ownership of the telco is imminent.
Telstra gives in on network plan
The major impediment to companies other than Telstra bidding for the $4.7 billion broadband tender looks to have been cleared.
Telstra executive Burgess to resign
Telstra's head of public policy and communications Phil Burgess is leaving the company and will return to the US, due to illness in his family.
Telstra shouldn't build, operate network
Optus boss Paul O'Sullivan says Telstra must accept the separation of its network and retail business if it is going to build a national broadband network.
Telstra to outdo profit guidance
Telstra is expected to do better than its guidance when it reveals its annual profit results this week, as it increases revenue from its Next G mobile services.
Telstra hangs up on CDMA
Telstra mobile customers still accessing its CDMA network have less than two weeks before the analog service is shut down.
Telstra wants splitting talk to stop
Telstra has called on the federal government to stop considering splitting the telco into separate businesses.
Netherlands, Australia's Telstra get...
Telstra has become the third official carrier for iPhone 3G in Australia, while the Netherlands has received official launch details; also, Alberta, Canada is set to receive its...
Telstra offers online business service
Telstra Corporation Ltd is to launch a subscription service for businesses to access computer programs over the internet.
Telstra pushes for broadband tender
Telstra Ltd says it is ready to build a national high-speed broadband service if it wins the federal government's tender for the proposed network.
Telstra operational separation backed
Operational separation of Telstra's network, wholesale and retail arms was a valid way for the government to address the telco's dominance, an analyst says.
Telstra delays dividend plan but promises future funds
TELSTRA has fallen short of bullish market expectations for profit growth this year, disappointing investors who had wanted to begin reaping more benefits from its lauded transformation plan.
Telstra brands ACCC a 'rogue regulator'
Telstra Corporation has called the competition watchdog a rogue regulator which did not understand that much higher broadband speeds are needed immediately.
Telstra boss in Wikipedia row
A US law firm has reportedly threatened Wikimedia with legal action unless it removes "defamatory statements" from the Wikipedia entry of Telstra boss Sol Trujillo.
Telstra rivals slam broadband tender
TELSTRA'S competitors have lashed out at the Federal Government after it released details yesterday of the tender for a national $8 billion-plus broadband network which they...
Telstra walks out of union talks
TELSTRA is set for a protracted battle with unions after breaking off enterprise bargaining negotiations because of what it described as demands for an "unlawful side deal".
Telstra ends EBA talks
JESSE HOGAN Telstra will no longer offer enterprise bargaining agreements to its staff after it dramatically cuts talks with the ACTU.
Investors 'confident of Telstra moves'
Investors who made payments for the third Telstra share sale were showing confidence in building an integrated telecommunications company, according to the CFO.
Telstra T3 investors face D-Day
It is the last day for Telstra's T3 instalment receipt holders to pay the final $1.60 to convert the security into an ordinary share.