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Ready for a NBN emergency?
Ready for a NBN emergency?

Business Spectator 7 December 2012

Telstra is expected to fully restore its services in south-west Victoria by the end of this week with the telco’s boss David Thodey promising a thorough investigation into the fire that took out the Warrnambool exchange in late November.

Thinking beyond "copper" versus "fibre"
Thinking beyond "copper" versus "fibre"

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The triumphant return of Kevin Rudd is unlikely to save Labor from defeat at the federal election. However, he will presumably inject fresh impetus into taking Coalition’s policies to task, and it’s only a matter of time before the National Broadband Network comes into the frame.

Why Conroy must answer for ASIC’s internet blockade
Why Conroy must answer for ASIC’s internet blockade

Over the past nine months the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) has used Section 313 of the Telecommunications Act 1997 to force Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to block access to websites deemed by ASIC to be carrying out a criminal activity.

Can data breach notification laws survive the election?
Can data breach notification laws survive the election?

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The Privacy Alerts Bill 2013 missed the cut during the last Senate sitting day and that means that the proposed move to make companies more responsible with customer data, sits in a legal limbo for now.

The faulty arguments that stifle the NBN’s potential
The faulty arguments that stifle the NBN’s potential

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Dumbing down the NBN
Dumbing down the NBN

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