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...if Australia were to succeed in the digital age. The government could take a lesson from the private sector; Telstra's BigPond arm takes complaints and offers customer service via Twitter. Senator Lundy is championing the Public Sphere...

In this article: Kate Lundy, Twitter, Web 2.0, Australia, Canberra, Microsoft Windows, Tax, Firefox 3, Internet Explorer 6, and BigPond

...Paul Anderson, an architect of the merger with Billiton. Telstra chairman Don McGauchie, who travelled the world to unearth Mr Trujillo, should seek a less abrasive replacement. The Lex column is now on Twitter. To receive our daily...

In this article: Sol Trujillo, Twitter, Cash flow, Revenue, Telefonica, France Telecom, and BT

...AS$6 billion gift to Swan Battle lines drawn for Fairfax battle BBI's future in doubt after A$900m hit US 'option' mortgages to explode Telstra woes mount Obama to reassure G20 on Wall Street reform: aide Skype founders sue eBay, investors...

In this article: WTO, United States, Doha round, Reuters Television, Barack Obama, China, and Beijing

...lawyer. Stories about NSW Department of Corrective Services threatening to sack prison officers over Facebook posts and Telstra disciplining employee Leslie Nassar for Twitter comments have provoked a series of other examples. They...

In this article: Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, KFC, and The Sydney Morning Herald

...Box, Section Navigation, Content. Text Version. Fake Stephen Conroy, Leslie Nassar, says he has been sacked by Telstra over satirical posts on his personal blog and Twitter account. But after queries from this website this morning,...

In this article: Stephen Conroy, Twitter, Alan Kohler, and The Sydney Morning Herald

Telstra launched the offering over the past several weeks, garnering a mixed response from Australian users of the service, but rivals Optus, iiNet and Internode said they weren't as keen to offer an official Twitter-based service.

In this article: Twitter, Iinet, Optus, Simon Hackett, Whirlpool, CNET News, Windows Vista, and Microsoft

...Twitter gaffe AFTER being embarrassed by one of its employees on micro-blogging site Twitter, Telstra will today release a new policy governing how staff can talk about the company online, even in private conversations. Its so-called...

In this article: Twitter, Social web, CNBC, Wikipedia, Cancer, Sun Microsystems, and Facebook

...is moving online and increasingly being used against employees. Last month a Telstra employee, Leslie Nassar, was disciplined by the telco for comments he posted on Twitter. A prison officer, who did not wish to be named for fear of...

In this article: Twitter, Waste, Public Service Association, and The Sydney Morning Herald