The details of 20,000 Australian customers were among the information of about 547,000 Bupa health insurance plan customers which were copied and removed by an employee.

Foxtel has been forced into a game of grovelling, explaining that while it certainly anticipated “heavy usage” for last night’s Game of Thrones, the traffic that eventuated far exceeded expectations, necessitating an “unreserved apology.”

As Europe, Asia, North America and major regions introduce ‘roam like at home’ packages, it’s no surprise that ridiculously high roaming revenues are falling - but will telco revenues rise again?

Labor's shadow communications spokesperson Michelle Rowland has described the national broadband network as a "second-rate network that costs more and does less" in the wake of reports that costs were putting a brake on NBN speeds.

Meanwhile, Internet Australia executive director Laurie Patton says unless there is a quick turnaround in thinking, the problems experienced by people who are switching to the NBN will get worse as the rollout proceeds.

Be careful whom you employ. Australian employers are not doing enough to prevent internal crime, according to a new survey of legal professionals, with rogue employees engaging in deceitful deception of the disturbing kind.

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