Communications Minister Stephen Conroy has foreshadowed an aggressive “daily” campaign against the Opposition if it uses its Senate majority to frustrate the government’s legislative agenda for broadband.
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April 28th, 2008 in CommsDay Australasia | read more | 1 comment | email this story
INTERVIEW: Comms Minister Stephen Conroy
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March 27th, 2008 in CommsDay Australasia | read more | add new comment | email this story
FTTN panel member's company accused of misleading conduct by ACCC
A company chaired by a member of the Federal Government’s FTTN Expert Panel has been accused by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission of misleading, deceptive and unconscionable conduct against its franchisees.
March 25th, 2008 in CommsDay Australasia | read more | 2 comments | email this story
Letter: In defence of WiMAX from Internode MD Simon Hackett
I'm move to write about your WiMAX article in CommsDay last week.
The factual assertion reported to have been made by Garth Freeman is as follows:
March 20th, 2008 in CommsDay Australasia | read more | 2 comments | email this story
Australian WiMAX pioneer trashes technology as "miserable failure"
Australia’s first WiMAX operator, Hervey Bay’s Buzz Broadband, has closed its network, with the CEO labeling the technology as a “disaster” that “failed miserably.”
March 12th, 2008 in CommsDay Australasia | read more | add new comment | email this story
INTERVIEW: US FCC chairman Kevin Martin
The US Federal Communications Commission is the world’s oldest and arguably still most influential telecom regulator, given it presides over about one-quarter of the global telecom market.
March 5th, 2008 in CommsDay Australasia | read more | add new comment | email this story
PIPE MD: In defence of Telstra - why I'm no volunteer
FROM PIPE MD BEVAN SLATTERY: It was 2:30am in my hotel room in Washington DC. I was busy finalising a presentation I was due to give in the next seven hours, and I was nervous. This was, without question, the single most important presentation I have made in my career.