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Broadband News
The National Broadband Network (NBN) will help underpin a new IT precinct in Wollongong on the south coast of New South Wales.
Computerworld - 18 May 2012
The Parliamentary Committee tasked with examining the Labor Federal Government’s wide-ranging plans to broadly increase and deepen its surveillance powers has reportedly knocked back the terms of reference which the Government has given it.
Delimiter - 18 May 2012
Communications Minister Stephen Conroy's office has said it means nothing that 35,000 Telstra copper connections have been made to houses in greenfield estates, even though it shows how many more premises it has reached than the government's National Broadband Network (NBN) fibre.
ZDNet - 18 May 2012
The Australian Communications and Media Authority is considering re-farming spectrum that underpins Telstra microwave links and radiotelecommunications services in rural Australia.
iTNews - 18 May 2012
Kaspersy Labs co-founder Eugene Kaspersky has backed Labor Government plans to mandate retention of user telco and internet subscriber data for two years.
iTNews - 18 May 2012
An analysis of rural coverage following the announcement of the three-year rollout plan for the National Broadband Network has shown overwhelming demand for the infrastructure from a large number of rural and regional Australian communities, with many expressing disappointment that they had been left off the list for the NBN’s first few years.
Delimiter - 18 May 2012
Opposition communications spokesman Malcolm Turnbull says the government's "prejudice" against the private sector left about 35,000 new homes connected to copper instead of fibre cable last year.
The SMH - 17 May 2012
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has taken a step towards addressing what it thinks will be a 300MHz shortfall in spectrum for mobile services by 2020, releasing a discussion paper on the usage of 1.5GHz spectrum for mobile.
ZDNet - 17 May 2012
Senator Stephen Conroy has slammed Joe Hockey for asserting the NBN should be treated as a budgetary cost.
Computerworld - 17 May 2012
It's fast, ubiquitous and it boosts productivity. Are there any downsides to the National Broadband Network (NBN)?
ZDNet - 17 May 2012
Following our publication of a photo gallery of “worst of the worst” photos of Telstra’s copper network, the telco declined our challenge to provide photos of pristine, well-maintained infrastructure. So, we sourced our own photos anyway.
Delimiter - 17 May 2012
Shadow Treasurer Joe Hockey has taken an axe to the Federal Government’s budget treatment of its National Broadband Network project, arguing that NBN Co is not an asset like previous government-owned companies such as Qantas or the Commonwealth Bank, which were eventually successfully privatised.
Delimiter - 17 May 2012
Australia's television networks are making it easier for us to catch up on our favourite shows without turning to a computer.
The SMH - 16 May 2012
Shadow Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull used Malaysia as an example of how Australia should be treating broadband in a speech yesterday, after Informa Telecoms and Media (T&M) released statistics showing that Malaysia's roll-out is trumping others in the region.
ZDNet - 16 May 2012