Netflix to blame for slow NBN speeds
ONE-in-four Australians are unhappy with the speed of their fast broadband connection, with our obsession with Netflix being blamed.
ONE-in-four Australians are unhappy with the speed of their fast broadband connection, with our obsession with Netflix being blamed.
AUSTRALIANS are deeply unhappy with their internet services. In the last year, complaints have surged to a staggering extent – and the NBN is hardest hit.
AUSTRALIANS are increasingly frustrated with their broadband services, with a surge in complaints about faults and delays to the National Broadband Network.
THE NBN is trialing a new tool which it says can identify a major cause of internet troubles and lead to a quick 50 per cent improvement.
IF YOU’RE stuck waiting for fast internet or dealing with frustrating drop outs, this could be the unlikely solution you desperately want.
IF YOU haven’t yet made the switch to the National Broadband Network, here are some things you really need to think about before you do.
AUSTRALIANS are being warned not to fall for these attempts to swindle unwitting NBN customers out of their cash.
OPTUS has followed Telstra and says it will reimburse its NBN customers who overpaid for home internet speeds they could never achieve.
THE NBN has doubled its revenue but says it’s still months away from addressing growing frustrations among customers connecting to the network.
AUSTRALIA’S NBN has been hit with disturbing ratings by users but has laid blame at individual internet providers for much of the ‘negative sentiment’.
IT TOOK seven technicians three months to get Denby’s NBN connection installed. Now she’s not sure it was even worth it.
IN THE NBN blame game, one expert says it’s not really your telco and or the NBN’s fault. There’s someone else you should blame.
AUSTRALIA’S National Broadband Network is now under review after widespread complaints about slow speeds, poor performance and delayed installations.
CUSTOMERS don’t know what’s really going on with the NBN – but the technicians installing the network do, and they’re furious.
COMPLAINTS about poor speeds and network dropouts have plagued the NBN. The CEO did not hold back.
THE NBN has hit the halfway mark and planning is under way for future upgrades to the network plagued with issues.
NBN’s invasive way to make you switch is urgent reminders via registered post. You either have to sign for the unsolicited mail, or trek to the post office.
WE’RE some of the biggest technology users in the world, but a new report reveals Aussies are being held back by slow and expensive broadband.
THIS graph highlights just how poorly Australia’s internet stacks up when compared to other countries across the globe.
THE government is moving ahead with its regional broadband scheme — dubbed an NBN tax — meaning most internet customers will be hit with a price hike.
IF YOU’RE one of the lucky people to have signed up to the NBN, the country’s top consumer watchdog wants your help.
THE NBN has just recorded download speeds so fast you could download a full HD television season in less than one minute.
STARTING today, the way we are charged for our internet usage over the NBN will change — and it’s good news for data lovers.
IT’S not just you — Australia continues to deliver slow internet connections, ranking far behind New Zealand, Thailand, and Kenya.
THE National Broadband Network is speeding towards its halfway point but households are dragging their feet when it comes to signing up.
WHAT if we told you it was possible to download a full HD episode of Game of Thrones in half a second? Well, get excited because this will soon be possible.
THE head of Australia’s National Broadband Network has told of how he could be asked to leave the country before the network is fully installed.
PROVIDING every Australian with a quality home internet connection is undeniably a mammoth task — and one that certainly doesn’t come cheap.
THE controversial National Broadband Network now reaches more than 4.6 million homes and businesses, but fewer than half of them actually use it.
AUSTRALIA’S National Broadband Network is an international laughing stock. Americans see our big plan as a “cautionary tale”.
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