TJA Telecommunications Journal of Australia

TJA - Vol 63, No 1 - February 2013

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E-health

Telecommunications and health information for culturally and linguistically diverse communities: A community survey

Louise Greenstock, Lucio Naccarella, Robyn Woodward Kron, Kristine Elliott, Catriona Fraser, Amie Bingham, Brendon Wickham, Paulette Kelly

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Book reviews

Internet co-regulation: A view from the UK

Editorial

Three ways to improve the NBN - a broadband policy for the next federal election

Interview

From political activist to public intellectual: Interview with ABC Chairman, Jim Spigelman

Spectrum management

The 'digital dividend' as a case study in spectrum re-farming

Early experience with high speed broadband

Another great wonder of the world? Early experience with high speed broadband

John Costa, Mike Miller

Early experience with high speed broadband

The UN Broadband Commission for Digital Development

Early experience with high speed broadband

The politics of speed: An examination of national governments' policies for FTTX networks

"Any screen, anywhere, any time"

This is the catchphrase of the OTT industry, but are Australian consumers ready for this new paradigm?

Early experience with high speed broadband

Ultra-fast broadband in New Zealand: Early adoption experience

Rohan MacMahon, Murray Milner

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Early experience with high speed broadband

Converging on an NBN future: Content, connectivity, and control – a symposium overview

Catherine Middleton, Sora Park, Matthew Allen

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Early experience with high speed broadband

Why I am a champion for Tasmania's NBN

Darren Alexander

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Early experience with high speed broadband

The critical role of e-skills in raising NBN adoption and Australia’s competitiveness in the global Digital Economy

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Early experience with high speed broadband

Telework, productivity and wellbeing: an Australian perspective

Rachelle Bosua, Marianne Gloet, Sherah Kurnia, Antonette Mendoza, Jongsay Yong

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E-learning

E-learning: Supplementary or disruptive?

James G. Barber

E-learning

Developing online education in partnership

Mick Grimley, Sheena O’Hare

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Telecommunications Journal of Australia, ISSN: 1835-4270. Published by the Telecommunications Society of Australia in collaboration with Swinburne University of Technology.