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Telcos rapped for poor service
PHONE companies' slack service to customers is unacceptable and they need to "do much better

Child-porn raids net youth, 15
POLICE have seized 35 computers from owners as young as 15 in raids targeting people believed to have accessed child sexual abuse material

Craigslist shuts erotic ads section
CRAIGSLIST appears to have surrendered in a legal fight over erotic ads posted on its website, shutting down its adult services section.

SouFun float marks Telstra hiatus in China
TELSTRA is charging ahead with the float of its biggest China business.

Nile to reveal web use
MORAL crusader Fred Nile says he will share a list of websites accessed using his parliamentary internet account with the public.

Samsung, Toshiba unveil 'iPad killers'
COMPETITION to Apple's highly successful iPad has hotted up -- Samsung and Toshiba will start selling tablet PCs in Australia in the fourth quarter.

Telstra move worries rivals
THE closure of a South Brisbane telephony exchange has Telstra's competitors fuming.

Telstra reveals SouFun IPO price
TELSTRA has priced the initial public offering of its Chinese online real estate business SouFun at $US810 million to $US850m.

BlackBerry should share data: UN
BLACKBERRY'S Canadian manufacturer should give law enforcement agencies access to customer data, the United Nations telecommunications chief said.

Sony to compete with iTunes
SONY has announced a new digital music service that would work on internet-connected Sony TVs, Blu-ray players, PlayStation 3's and other devices.