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Welcome to the new nowwearetalking

10 April 2008

Posted by: nowwearetalking editor

Topic: Telstra , Consumer & Technology

Tags:    blog  forums  jeremy-mitchell  new-customer-experience  nowwearetalking-tv  phil-burgess  web-2-0

It began with an idea and the desire to open up debate and encourage people to discuss the telecommunications industry and telecommunication policy in a way that Australia had never seen before.

Two years on, the nowwearetalking website has undergone a makeover to introduce new web2.0 functionality.

 

Phil Burgess: Welcome to nowwearetalking

Phil Burgess Telstra’s Group Managing Director, Public Policy & Communications talks about his vision for the new nowwearetalking website.

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Learn more about how nowwearetalking began:

Jeremy Mitchell: The new nowwearetalking

Chief Editor Jeremy Mitchell introduces the new features of the re-vamped nowwearetalking website.

 
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Stewart Moore
1 comment
16 April 2008
11:39am

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Just some thoughts on telecommunications in Australia; Telstra (PMG, Telecom etc) has looked after Australia since the beginning, and has done it well. I like to see strong Australian companies competing on the world stage. Telstra appears to have more than enough ability. Why does the government/ACCC try to nobble the company??? Telstra is competing against powerful multinationals, I wonder if they influence the government's thoughts? Thank God that the Telstra management don't get offended by Australian media and commentators. I'm wondering if these people deserve the immense benefits they are receiving from the management initiatives. Why do some Australians hate Telstra with a vengeance? Why do we read deliberate lies about Telstra in the media? I wonder if Australians realise that Telstra shareholders are paying for the communications upgrade that they use every day? Are we long term Telstra shareholders ever going to get our money back?

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