The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has issued a direction to iiNet to undergo an independent audit after it left a customer’s legacy ADSL service service switched off for the ...

iiNet has spent less than a month under new owners TPG, but there are signs of change beyond the nixing of Fetch TV. As high profile execs depart, TPG says call centre staff will stay but other roles ...

TPG said that hackers used stolen employee credentials to access iiNet’s order management system on Saturday, stealing a cache of customer contact information and passwords. The strike comes as former ...

National broadband provider iiNet’s latest set of financial results released yesterday showed the company was still expanding rapidly, with the acquisitions of Netspace and the consumer division of ...

SYDNEY, May 6 (Reuters) - Australian Internet provider iiNetLtd accepted a sweetened A$1.56 billion ($1.2 billion)takeover proposal from larger rival TPG Telecom Ltd,sidelining rival bidder M2 Group ...

iiNet shareholders have voted in favour of TPG’s takeover bid.Screenshot by Claire Reilly/CNET iiNet shareholders have voted in favour of a deal to bring the Internet service provider under the ...

SYDNEY, May 6(Reuters) - TPG Telecom Ltd, an Australian internet provider controlled by Malaysian-born billionaire David Teoh, has sweetened its approach for rival iiNet Ltd to at least A$1.56 billion ...

ISPs who are thinking of following iiNet's lead of fighting future copyright infringement cases should think again, according to the source. 'AFACT spent about $20 million on its case against iiNet.

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian Internet provider iiNet Ltd has urged more than 30,000 customers to change their passwords after claims emerged online that hackers had been attempting to sell personal ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Just this week, iiNet's chief executive David Buckingham accused Telstra of failing to maintain its copper line networks, resulting in many customers ...

After an epic four year legal battle, the Australian High Court has upheld previous rulings that ISP iiNet is not responsible for the copyright infringements of its customers. Despite today's huge ...