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Is Telstra's Homeline Ultimate Plan What it Seems? |
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No sooner does VoIP begin to permeate through to residential Australia, than Telstra ups it’s homeline budget plan from $18.50 to $19.95 and introduces new plans obviously aimed at the very consumers they recently lost or are about to lose to VoIP. Upon hearing about the new unlimited STD/Local calling plan, the first thought from us here at VoIPChoice was, “Look out the big boys are finally starting to have a go at VoIP!”. So in the interest of research we hit the Telstra website to see what we was on offer from Australia’s leading telco. |
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5 years - IT Industry Snapshot |
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I began this article as an email to some industry friends to discuss but thought I'd share these observations with the wider community. Since I am no financial analyst you can take these thoughts with a pound of salt, but the comparisons are interesting none the less, and you can draw your own conclusions from the stock itself.
Many companies took a steep dive in recent months including Apple, Microsoft, Red Hat and Engin. The general trend however is the increasing value of stock of a 5 year period as the IT world recovers from the millennium slump of 2000 that saw the end to the world's largest IT bloom that inevitably ate its own tail with the y2k doomsday that never was. It's any wonder that faith was lost in the promises of the digital faithful from that point. |
Is the second bubble bursting? Or is it the right time to buy?
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