Thodey chimes in on TV Now decision

2/9/2012

Telcos 'need clarity'

Telstra CEO David Thodey has told journalists and analysts that the telecommunications industry “needs clarity” following the Federal Court decision which clearly and simply said “Optus TV Now is legal”.…

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