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EDITOR'S NOTE

Telstra chief Sol Trujillo today ended speculation over the carrier's future, announcing he will depart the company at the end of the fiscal year.

Trujillo's impact on Telstra has been immense and his successor will be faced with huge challenges: how to maintain profitability while voice revenues decline, repair the relationship with the Federal Government, improve service levels and rescue the company's waning share price.

How do you think Sol will be remembered?

-- Brett Winterford

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TODAY ON ITNEWS

Telecommunications
Sol Trujillo steps down as Telstra chief

By Ry Crozier | February 26, 2009

Telstra has ended months of speculation by confirming chief executive Sol Trujillo will leave the telco on June 30.

 
 
Linux & Open Source
Microsoft files patent case against Linux-based TomTom

By Brett Winterford | February 26, 2009

Microsoft has filed a patent infringement notice against the Dutch manufacturers of the popular Linux-based TomTom GPS device.

 
 
Telecommunications
Telstra targets PSTN revenue revival as usage drops

By Ry Crozier | February 26, 2009

Telstra said it will try to increase calls terminating on its PSTN network in an effort to counter declining volumes as people cut their usage to save money.

 
 
Internet
Bushfire victims offered broadband guarantee

By Brett Winterford | February 26, 2009

Victims of Victoria's devastating bushfires and recent floods in Queensland may be eligible for the Australian Broadband Guarantee, according to Senator Stephen Conroy, Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy.

 
 
Mobility
Nokia and Vodafone cut jobs

By Rosalie Marshall | February 26, 2009

Mobile giants Nokia and Vodafone have both announced job cuts in an effort to adapt to the challenging economy.

 
 
Hardware
HP and Sun ink Solaris deal

By Shaun Nichols | February 26, 2009

Sun and HP have agreed to a new deal which will see the Solaris software platform offered on HP's servers.

 
 
Internet
Microsoft fixes IE 8 for new Windows

By Shaun Nichols | February 26, 2009

Microsoft has issued a fix for Internet Explorer 8 contained in the Windows 7 beta.

 
 

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