NBN Co
Newsletter
NBN enforces satellite download limits ? and better 4G for the bush; Telstra vs Optus vs Vodafone ? financials; Online video growing strongly; Leadership troubles cloud data retention plans; Alcatel-Lucent Shifts direction; Brocade acquire Riverbed's SteelApp business.
13th February 2015
Newsletter
NBN Co enforces satellite download limits; Vodafone targets video as differentiator and starts VoLTE trials; Optus makes unlimited data cheaper; OPINION Windows 10 Mobile seen in the wild; NEC develops crowd monitoring technology
10th February 2015
Newsletter
Telstra gets go-ahead for NBN migration plan; NewSat defaults ? share price even lower; Ericsson down on weak North American sales; Excuse me while I take a TV break; Cars and kitchens and things ? all on the Internet.
28th January 2015
Newsletter
TELSTRA GOES VIDEO; Telstra and Verizon launche 100G on submarine networks; Megaport adds Google Cloud interconnect; ACCAN questions new NBN greenfields costs; ANALYSIS Cherries are in season ? but only NBN Co can pick them; ECONOMUSE Netflix ? the elephant in the pay TV room; Hutch to buy UK?s O2 off Telefonica?; Ofcom prepares for 5G; Telstra enters the Matrixx; Indonesia?s Telkom pulls out of 2 Degrees bid; Optus extends 4G Plus to its entire network; Vodafone pushes 4G as broadband...
23rd January 2015
Newsletter
ANALYSIS Should other network providers subsidise NBN in the bush?; Internet Society comes out against Data Retention Bill; SpeedCast to use O3b in Papua New Guinea; SingTel now Singtel, with new ?brand identity?; Next two Inmarsat GX birds to fly soon; Google to become an MVNO?
23rd January 2015
Newsletter
Telstra moves into global video content delivery; ACCAN questions new NBN greenfields costs; ANALYSIS Cherries are in season ? but only NBN Co can pick them.; Optus extends 4G Plus to its entire network; Megaport adds Google Cloud interconnect; Australian Interconnection provider Megaport is now a Google Cloud Platform; ShoreTel adds Polaris; Hutch to buy UK?s O2 off Telefonica?
20th January 2015
Newsletter
Telstra launches trading network for global financial community; Is this the year of the connected car?; or the connected plane?; Western Sydney and NT NBN cutover soon; ?CyberJihad? against US military; OPINION Brandis does terrorists? work for them.
13th January 2015
Newsletter
NBN Co and Telstra sign the Big Deal; and new anti cherry picking rules released; Malcolm Turnbull ? CommsWire Man of the Year; Telstra the big winner from NBN deal; Telstra in firm discussions to acquire Pacnet; and Vocus finally acquires Amcom; Telco complaints drop again ? but NBN connection issues a worry ; Construction on TGA cable to start in New Year; ACCAN welcomes accessibility inclusion; Mobile market ?set for fight? in 2015; Vodafone deploys Amdocs for better 4G; Australians taking...
19th December 2014
Newsletter
Telstra the big winner from NBN deal; ANALYSIS What the HFC deals mean for HFC customers; Good for us, says iiNet; Mobile to ?take centre stage? next year; Aargh, me hearties! The Pirate Bay is back; ?Videoquake? rocks US pay TV market.
16th December 2014
Newsletter
NBN Co and Telstra sign the Big Deal; Me too! Optus signs HFC deal with NBN Co; and new anti cherry picking rules released; Key changes to the original definitive agreements; OPINION Merry Christmas, Mr Turnbull; Labor (surprise, surprise) attacks ?Tony Abbott?s Christmas present?; but Turnbull (surprise, surprise) begs to differ.
15th December 2014