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Broadband ISPs' performance laid bare
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Broadband ISPs' performance laid bare | Broadband ISPs' performance laid bare |
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| by Stuart Corner | |
| Monday, 16 June 2008 | |
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Page 3 of 3 Back in 2004 ACCC chairman, Graeme Samuel, flagged action by the ACCC against broadband service providers making unrealistic claims for the download speed of their services. He wrote to the Internet Industry Association asking that it make clear to its members the ACCC's concerns about broadband advertising and reminding them of their obligations under the Trade Practices Act. And he warned that: "Those who fail to take note of this warning will find themselves the target of enforcement action by the ACCC." Featured Whitepaper
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TUANZ hopes that every service provider will take the figures seriously, recognise that customers are now better informed and more demanding than ever before, and actively work to improve its relative position. |
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