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TIO complaints fall nearly 20% in June quarter
Complaints to the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman as a portion of services in operation fell 19.4% sequentially during the June quarter. [ + ]
Final nbn migration rules released
ACMA has released the final set of new rules aimed at reducing instances of and providing remedies for customers left without a connection during nbn migration. [ + ]
Telcos get poor marks for customer service: ACCAN
Australian telco consumers are frustrated with the time and effort taken to resolve an issue, a survey from ACCAN indicates. [ + ]
Australia's international capacity gets a big boost
The Hawaiki subsea cable spanning Australia, New Zealand and the US is ready for service, lifting Australia's international capacity by several times. [ + ]
DevOps is driving a cloud-first approach
DevOps combined with cloud is enabling savvy leaders to iterate their products and services with optimal efficiency, writes AppDynamics's Mykhaylo Shaforostov. [ + ]
EC fines Google a record $6.8bn over Android
The European Commission has hit Google with a record fine after accusing the company of harming competition in the mobile space with its Android licensing rules. [ + ]
Salesforce buys AI marketing platform Datorama
Salesforce will acquire cloud-based AI marketing analytics company Datorama and integrate its capabilities into the Salesforce Marketing Cloud. [ + ]
Consumer Data Right coming soon
The ACCC will soon commence the staged implementation of the new Consumer Data Right, starting in the banking sector. [ + ]
Victorian Innovation Hub launches
The Victorian Government has converted the historic Goods Shed North in Docklands into the multidiscipline Victorian Innovation Hub. [ + ]
IMF Bentham launches class action against Facebook
Law firm IMF Bentham is inviting Australian Facebook users hit by the Cambridge Analytica scandal to join a class action seeking compensation from Facebook. [ + ]
Grumpy, but not sure why — the battle over domain names
Claims of widespread disquiet among the auDA constituency might be a tad overblown, writes Laurie Patton. [ + ]
ANU breached by Chinese hackers
The ANU has reportedly fallen victim to a network intrusion that has been traced to China and could have been a state-sponsored attack. [ + ]
Neustar accuses Afilias of misleading over .au
Former .au registrar Neustar has accused Afilias of misleading the public with its claims about the new registry platform it is providing. [ + ]
Monozukuri: not just for tech, but an art for society
The Japanese tradition of monozukuri applies not only to manufacturing, but also to wider society, writes Minoru Usui, Seiko Epson Corporation's President. [ + ]
nbn co launches NNI link to help RSPs connect
Alternative form of access to nbn co's Points of Interconnect aims to help retail providers increase their footprint and better manage customer experience. [ + ]