Telstra pain linked to NBN
Telstra and NBN Co's futures are linked but performance is poor.
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Telstra and NBN Co have both posted poor performance figures in recent weeks and if NBN Co was a listed company its share price would be mirroring the spectacular fall of the Telstra share price.
WA wants at least 100 Mbps
The Western Australian government has taken a position that might convince the other state governments to speak up about the $50 billion being spent to build a second rate NBN.
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NBN write-down a band-aid solution
A NBN value write-down would be a band-aid solution.
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Calls for the value of the National Broadband Network (NBN) to be written down won’t resolve the systemic problems with the telecommunications market, providing nothing more than a band-aid solution that ignores the underlying problem – the lack of an open, fair and competitive market.
NBN result paints a grim picture
NBN Co's lacklustre results for the first half of 2018/19.
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NBN Co has released lacklustre first-half results for financial year 2018/19 and the spectre of the roll-out continuing into 2022 is now very real. NBN Co continues to struggle to connect customers in the numbers that it needs to improve its bottom line.
NBN future is a numbers game
The Shadow Minister for Communications Michelle Rowland has released Labor’s election policy for the National Broadband Network (NBN).
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Telco reform will benefit the economy
Telecommunications is the foundation of the global digital economy and national prosperity will become increasingly dependent on access to leading edge telecommunications.
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If there is anything to be learned from the last election campaign it is that politicians still do not understand technology and the impact it has on the nation’s economy, now and into the future.