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Wednesday, 01 September 2010 00:00 |
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National broadband company Internode has opened a Brisbane office to accelerate its strong growth rate which saw Queensland contribute nearly 15 per cent of its revenues in the past financial year.
Internode has opened its Adelaide Street office to provide corporate customers with on-the-ground expertise about the company’s range of business-grade services. As well as Business ADSL2+ broadband services, these include Private IP (Internet Protocol) networks, synchronous (SHDSL) Internet access services and, increasingly, Cloud-based services such as Virtual Private Servers. Internode is kicking off its Brisbane office with four staff, comprising two business development managers, a pre-sales engineer and a sales support/office administration person. The new office is located at 215 Adelaide Street, above Brisbane’s Central train station. Internode national sales manager Daryl Knight said the Brisbane office was intended to open doors. “Queensland is already a major market for Internode, so this is about taking it to the next level,” he said. |
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Monday, 30 August 2010 00:00 |
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Australia’s first Internet-enabled bus and a wireless network that’s making Darwin streets safer have delivered a hat trick of awards to Adelaide-based networking leader MIMP in the annual NECA awards.
The South Australian finals of the National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA) awards, announced last Friday evening, acknowledged MIMP with a Perpetual Award as well as gpngs for the i-Commute Internet-enabled bus and the Darwin Street Cameras multicast mesh wireless network.
MIMP General Manager Allan Aitchison said the three awards were a great recognition of two outstanding projects. “The i-Commute bus has attracted interest from all around Australia,” he said.
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Monday, 30 August 2010 00:00 |
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Broadband trailblazer Internode today announces that it will launch an Early Adopter program offering access to its FetchTV IPTV service by the end of September.
This early adopter access will allow a select group of keen Internode customers using its Extreme or NakedExtreme ADSL2+ services to get their hands on this brilliant service ahead of the crowd. FetchTV is a new and unique subscription-TV service that offers the full range of Free-to-Air digital channels; twenty leading subscription channels including six Video on Demand (VOD) channels; thirty included movies every month, access to new-release pay-per-view movies from major movie studios, five specialty subscription channels and great interactive applications and games. FetchTV has a host of content partnerships with premium providers. The line-up of linear subscription channels includes CNBC Australia, BBC World News, National Geographic, Nat Geo Adventure, Discovery Turbo, Discovery Home & Health, Discovery Travel & Living, Discovery Science, Animal Planet, E! Entertainment Television, and MTV Music Television. The movie offering includes 30 movies available on demand at any time from Roadshow Entertainment, Warner, Disney Media Distribution and MGM, in addition to access to a pay-per-view library of new-release and classic movies from the main movie studios. |
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