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Telecom identifies staff responsible for 'f*** you' texts

Four Manila-based call centre staff have been suspended over abusive text messages sent to Telecom customers.

Telecom finds 'f**k you' text sent to five customers

More problems on XT mobile network

Telecom knocked back on VDSL unbundling exemption

High-speed promise shuffles ever closer

Telecom launches inquiry into 'F*** you' call centre text

Telecom is investigating claims a customer received an abusive text from its call centre after complaining of delays in her cellphone service.

Telecom confusing public over XT problems - expert

Reynolds: Telecom's profits down but making progress

Telecom has announced a profit of $80 million in the December quarter, down 23.8 percent on the same period last year in what it called a 'solid result'.

Diappearing acts of the last decade

<i>Cartoon</i>: Your choice, take yer time...

Cut-throat competition pushes Fair Trading Act to the limit for telcos

Telecom warned after another Fair Trading breach

Telecom admits misleading more than 130,000 of its broadband customers, the eighth time its been in trouble over the Fair Trading Act since 2003.

TelstraClear poised for push into Auckland

<i>Brett O'Riley</i>: Information highway leads to the future

Telecom's broadband bungle

Telecom has reimbursed 150,000 customers whose broadband speed was slashed.

Big two deliver 'best offers'