Australia - Broadband - Competition 2004

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Last updated: 9 Jul 2004 Update History

Report Status: Archived

Report Pages: 7

Analyst: Paul Budde

Synopsis

This report analyses broadband developments in Australia as at mid 2004. Firstly, it examines the companies that were gearing up for competition in early 2004, which, a month later, resulted in a full-blown price war. While this benefited customers, the industry was up in arms regarding the wholesale rates. The ACCC issued a competition notice and Telstra came back with a better offer. On the policy side – more of the same, with no new initiatives from the Federal Government. The States, however, are continuing to make good progress.

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