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 ...

While the case has been running, AFACT has been pushing for a graduated response system outside of court that includes suspension of the accounts of repeat infringers, citing research that claims ...

TPG has won the support of iiNet shareholders in its bid to buy the company, meaning the service provider just has to clear regulatory approval before becoming Australia's second-largest ISP. Claire ...

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

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. By Byron Kaye SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian telecommunications firm M2 Group Ltd said it proposed to buy Internet service provider ...

In the latest of unexpected news, TPG Telecom has today announced that they will be purchasing 100 percent of iiNet, "Australia's second largest DSL Internet Service Provider" - as quoted by the ...

iiNet is already Australia’s second largest DSL ISP (after Telstra). It was founded by Michael Malone in Perth in 1993 and has acquired many smaller rivals over the years, the most significant being ...

iiNet finally cleared of AFACT online piracy claims in Australian High Court Australian ISP iiNet has won a long-running online piracy case brought against it by several movie studios.

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 ...

iiNet is heading back to the courtroom, this time defending customers who allegedly pirated 2013 Oscar-winning film Dallas Buyers Club. In a blog post titled ‘Not our kind of club’ iiNet announced ...