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Australian ISP Internode has launched a new battery-operated, portable 3G Wi-Fi modem, citing 'market demand' as the key driver for its release.

Internode has partnered with FetchTV to provide its customers with a comprehensive IPTV offering. In a busy week for FetchTV, the deal was announced not long after FetchTV also revealed that it would partner with Optus in the second half of 2011, bringing the total number of ISPs to have signed with the company to four. Internode joins Optus, iiNet and Westnet in the list of ISPs that now offer the FetchTV IPTV service.

Despite increasing amounts of criticism of the National Broadband Network (NBN) by industry figures, public opinion of the $36 billion remains high, according to Communications Minister, Senator Stephen Conroy.

Internode boss Simon Hackett has delivered a heavy critique of the costing model proposed for the National Broadband Network (NBN), stating that small ISPs will be all but wiped out under the current NBN arrangements.

South-Australia based ISP, Internode, has bolstered its IP network capacity through a network upgrade.

Australian ISP Internode has increased the capacity of its Australian broadband network, citing strong demand for its new consumer and business broadband plans.

A discussion paper has been released by the Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy, calling for submissions on the effectiveness of the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman's role in dispute resolutions between telcos and their customers.

NBN Co could be required to replace or refit more than 60 Telstra exchanges in its bid to roll out the National Broadband Network (NBN), Telstra has warned.

FetchTV today announced that content from four more movie studios would be added to its subscription IPTV service, bringing the total studio count in the company's offering to 12. Previously, content was supplied from Warner, Hopscotch, Lionsgate, Disney, Universal, Paramount, Roadshow and Icon. The new deal adds new release movies from Twentieth Century Fox, Madman, Sony Pictures, and WWE Studios.

As far as all-in-one devices are concerned, the FRITZ!Box is a monster. It contains pretty much everything you'll ever need in a home or small home office networking device. It's an ADSL2+ modem, a router, an Ethernet switch, an 802.11n dual-band Wi-Fi access point, a firewall, a VoIP device, a content filter, a file and printer server, and it's even optimised for Internet video streaming (for FetchTV). All this means that you won't need to use multiple devices, which would end up hogging your power points and desk space; there also won't be a complicated setup procedure involved.