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Broadband News
I drank it willingly and I drank it deep. And no harm done, apparently.So on this lazy Sunday afternoon, as I await news of the formation of a new government, I am going to kick back and drink some more.
iTWire - 5 Sep 2010
In a blow to the Coalition, key independent Tony Windsor has backed Labor's $43 billion national broadband network, criticising the opposition's cheaper alternative as a 'retrograde policy' that would create a digital backwater in rural Australia.
The SMH - 5 Sep 2010
Telstra sees its future as a company devoted to service, but some have heard it before, writes Lucy Battersby.
The SMH - 4 Sep 2010
Labor senator and technology advocate Kate Lundy has told a New Zealand conference that only high-speed broadband offered by the National Broadband Network will lead to a true open government in Australia.
ZDNet - 3 Sep 2010
The Communications Law Centre (CLC) has called for a tightening of Australian laws to more effectively prohibit access to online casino-style games like poker, blackjack and roulette.
iTNews - 3 Sep 2010
Three of the members of the newly formed Alliance for Affordable Broadband have said that there was never any discussion with the telecommunications industry as a whole about whether the National Broadband Network should exist.
ZDNet - 3 Sep 2010
TransACT will build a second FTTP gateway in the Canberra suburb of Lyons as part of its recently-touted network expansion. The service provider revealed last week that it would also add half a terabit-per-second to its fibre network capacity.
iTNews - 3 Sep 2010
ISP AAPT has sent blank emails to customers in an attempt to advise them of the impending sale of their consumer broadband or phone account to iiNet. Multiple copies of the email were sent to customers yesterday but many who opened it saw only an "important message" from AAPT customer service - with nothing inside.
iTNews - 3 Sep 2010
The closure of a South Brisbane telephony exchange has Telstra's competitors fuming. They fear the giant telco could use it as a precedent to revive its monopolistic grip on telecommunication services around the nation.
The Australian - 3 Sep 2010
I feel blessed to live in a society where even the most disingenuous are allowed to have their say, unmolested by thoughts of the common good. But as fascinating as it has been to hear the discredited views of a group of self-interested telco chief executives, you really have to wonder why they've only found their voice now.
iTWire - 2 Sep 2010
How much carriers will be charged for access to the National Broadband Network has not been finalised, according to an NBN Co response to a question on notice asked during Senate Estimates earlier this year.
ZDNet - 2 Sep 2010
Potential revenue inflow for the company charged with rolling out Labor’s NBN remains up in the air as it continues to negotiate final wholesale pricing with the industry watchdog. Mike Quigley told the Senate select committee in April that negotiations with the ACCC over wholesale access pricing would begin in June.
Computerworld - 2 Sep 2010
Queensland Liberal senator Ian Macdonald has branded the NBN a 'farce' on the strength of NBN Co's lack of any pricing structure, but he is oversimplifying the situation.
iTWire - 2 Sep 2010
One of the signatories to a national broadband proposal unveiled at the eleventh hour to rival Labor’s own long-running NBN project has accused vendors and telcos of stirring up hype for a fibre-optic cable future in line with a view to serving their own interests in generating massive contracts and gaining operating certainty.
Delimiter - 2 Sep 2010