Is Telstra's DNS server borked?

The head of Telstra Digital - the new unit created earlier this year to expand Telstra's range of online offerings and get more customers dealing with online - has unveiled a revamped Telstra web site.

In an historic vote, the Senate today effectively voted to structurally separate Australia's largest telco Telstra, paving the way for the rollout of the National Broadband Network. The decision moves the Government closer to buying Telstra's network and customers for $13.8 billion and rolling it into NBN Co, provided Telstra's shareholders approve the sale.

Telstra customers have come out big winners in the new agreement between the AFL and Telstra, with all matches available live to users with a Telstra T-Box, mobile phones or tablet from 2012.

Smartphones built to take advantage of Telstra’s twin-channel Next G network won’t arrive until at least 2011, says Telstra exec.

Telstra has released a range of mobile plans saying they "follow the creation last month of Telstra Digital, a new business unit to expand expand Telstra's online self-service offerings."Telstra announced in February that it would create a new online customer service unit within Telstra Consumer that will "design and operate online self-service platforms that give customers the option of performin

Not surprisingly opinion on the merits, for Telstra, of its heads of agreement with NBN Co span the gamut from disastrous and stupid, for Telstra, to disastrous and stupid for the Government, Telstra's competitors and just about everybody else. However there is noone better placed to exploit the NBN than Telstra.

The Joint Committee on the National Broadband Network is to scrutinise the agreement between Telstra and the Government for Telstra's participation in the NBN, approved yesterday by Telstra shareholders.

Telstra chief executive David Thodey has again embarked on a major restructuring effort within Telstra, representing the latest in half a dozen such initiatives since the executive took Telstra's reins in mid-2009.

Written by: Alex Zaharov-Reutt | Published in: MobilityWith anyone able to create their own Android tablet these days, and with Telstra having already done so since the first Telstra T-Tab, it was only a matter of time before Telstra launched it’s own 4G tablet, too, at a price that makes it “Australia’s most affordable 4G tablet”.