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COVER STORY VERTIGAN AND THE RESPONSE; Vertigan says split up the NBN and sell it off; Broadband around the world ? report from the Netherlands; NBN product roadmap shows FTTN retail still nine months away; OPINION Vertigan cops a drubbing ? and rightly so; Australia?s surveillance future ?data retention, more powers for ASIO, less oversight; Berners-Lee argues for open ? but private ? web; Government acting like Big Brother ? Greens; Business backs data retention ? with oversight; OPINION 1...
3rd October 2014
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NBN product roadmap shows FTTN retail still nine months away; OPINION Vertigan cops a drubbing ? and rightly so; Broadband around the world ? report from the Netherlands; Consumers want fast online shopping; ACCC will not oppose Expedia buying Wotif; Alcatel-Lucent sells enterprise division to China; ACMA tells telcos to play by the rules.
3rd October 2014
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Ergas and Fels say increased copyright burden on ISPs will lead to higher prices; Optus 10 and Jabiru-2 satellites launched; Allen Lew back in Australia as new Optus CEO; Telco complaints fall again ? industry congratulates itself; hey, not so fast, says ACCAN; Opposition grows to scrapping of community TV; while AMTA welcomes spectrum review; ACMA outsources numbering management; Morrow defends NBN rollout in Tasmania, signs new contracts; Quickflix challenges Netflix to play fair; 'J'accuse...
19th September 2014
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It would have cost $15 billion to shut down the NBN, says Turnbull; Victorian Police can alter data on your PC; Ericsson exits the modem business; iPhone 6 traffic alert; Wearables market to boom, says Gartner; Fast Internet on planes a step closer.
19th September 2014
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Ergas and Fels say increased copyright burden on ISPs will lead to higher prices; Opposition grows to scrapping of community TV; Morrow defends NBN rollout in Tasmania, signs new contracts; Quickflix challenges Netflix to play fair; 'J'accuse!' Kim Dotcom vs the Kiwi PM; ACMA outsources numbering management.
16th September 2014
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Vertigan still under attack; Kiwi fibre target increased; New guidelines on online child protection; Industry says ?follow the money? on piracy; as iiNet comes out fighting.
9th September 2014
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COVER STORY - THE PIRACY DEBATE ; Lack of transparency in Transparency Report; The questions in the Migration Assurance Policy; and takes Whispir international; ACMA releases five year spectrum outlook ; Mail decline hits Australia Post profits ; Samsung beats Apple to the punch; as EFTPOS goes online with consumer trials; Microsoft silent on Australian Azure host; Change the network planning laws, says AMTA; Move over Google Maps ? Nokia?s HERE now on Samsung?s Android phones; while Xiaomi...
5th September 2014
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COVER STORY NBN ANNUAL REPORT ? The NBN ? one year into the Turnbull era? NBN Co hits 2014 targets? The world according to Bill Morrow? NBN Co?s financial performance? ANALYSIS Astounding finding ? NBN cost not worth benefit ? Turnbull vs Clare on Vertigan?s cost vs benefit ? OPINION FTTN explained, by schoolmaster Turnbull? FTTP needed for teleHealth, say Labor MPs
29th August 2014
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The NBN ? one year into the Turnbull eraYesterday NBN Co has released its annual report, explaining the company?s directions and achievements. The NBN new world order is taking shape. NBN Co hits 2014 targetsNBN Co has announced that it achieved its targets for the 2014 financial year. It expects to double the number of premises ready for service in 2015.
29th August 2014
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ANALYSIS Astounding finding ? NBN cost not worth benefitThe long awaited Vertigan cost benefit analysis of the NBN has found that Labor?s version was a waste of money, while the Coalition?s offers much better value. Wow! Comms Alliance wants data retention ?clarity?Industry body Communications Alliance says it wants to work with the Government on its proposed data retention laws.
27th August 2014