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News and features tagged with 'australia'
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 4 December 2008
Telstra’s Chief Operations Officer Greg Winn today held a briefing to outline the massive technical requirements and logistical issues facing the chosen... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 26 November 2008
Telstra today provided the Federal Government with a proposal to build a world-class open access National Broadband Network (NBN) capable of delivering... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 31 October 2008
In an exclusive for Australian audiences, Hugh Jackman introduces two never before released scenes from the most anticipated film of the year, Baz Luhrmann’s... More
Posted by Mike Wright, Executive Director Telstra Wireless, 27 October 2008
OPINION: It is no secret that Telstra’s decision to use the 850MHz spectrum for the Next G™ network, which launched two years ago, took the local industry... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 23 October 2008
The newly-named 9,120-kilometre "Telstra Endeavour" submarine cable will boost internet capacity between Australia and the United States and can carry... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 21 October 2008
Today's revelation that SingTel Optus will not invest in fixed telephone and internet services if Telstra is awarded the National Broadband Network exposes... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 21 October 2008
Australian businesses have spoken: Australia needs a world-class, high-speed National Broadband Network and we need it now. A survey of Australian business... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 17 October 2008
The second trailer of the year's most highly anticipated movie, Baz Luhrmann's Australia, has made its debut exclusively on BigPond.com and on Telstra... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 8 October 2008
Telstra Chief Executive Officer Sol Trujillo believes Australia and the world are now at a crossroads in so many ways - the financial crisis, water, air,... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 7 October 2008
To celebrate building the 9,000-kilometre submarine cable between Australia and the United States - which is the largest ever built cable network and owned... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 18 September 2008
SingTel Optus’s sudden decision to suspend its much promoted wireless Fusion broadband offerings is an effective admission that it could not deliver what... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 28 August 2008
Singtel Optus are not even close to going head-to-head with Telstra and given its poor investment track record it's likely it never will be. In response... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 30 June 2008
Australia is ready for the National Broadband Network. The National Broadband Network needs a tailor-made regulatory framework. Read Telstra’s submission... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 19 June 2008
In a case of sheer hypocrisy, while Singtel Optus is mounting a relentless campaign to structurally separate Telstra, its parent company SingTel is telling... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 30 May 2008
Michael Long led thousands of supporters on "The Long Walk" from Federation Square to the MCG, to show their support for a united Australia. Telstra was... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 19 May 2008
The first trailer for the year’s most anticipated movie, Baz Luhrmann’s Australia, has made its Australian debut exclusively on BigPond TV. More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 19 May 2008
nowwearetalking's Chief Editor Jeremy Mitchell rejects the notion of Telstra playing a Singapore scare campaign when it comes to Optus, and argues that... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 10 May 2007
Despite a lift in ranking since June 2006 – from 17th to 16th – the latest OECD figures show Australia still lagging major trading partners such as United... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 10 November 2006
When it comes to broadbanding the nation, Australia and Germany have a lot in common. Both countries are doing rather poorly in the latest international... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 23 May 2006
In other countries they get it. In order to build and maintain an internationally competitive telecommunications industry you need to move with the times. More
Blog entries tagged with 'australia'
Posted by Rod Bruem, 2 December 2008
Last week Australia's journalists' union staged the final of a series of conferences looking at the future of journalism. Telstra hosted the event in... More
Posted by Dr Hugh Bradlow, 8 September 2008
Dr Hugh Bradlow responds to a few of your comments submitted to the “Technology Laws of Telecommunications Economics” blog series - in which he argued... More
Posted by Georgia Lee, 25 January 2008
Blogger Georgia Lee lists her reasons why it’s fun to do business the "Australian way, and why you may not want to do business in some other countries. More
Posted by Craig Mulhearn, 18 September 2007
Craig Mulhearn provides us with a look “under the hood” of the Telstra Next IP™ network, starting with a look at the “engine room” of the Telstra Next... More
Posted by Dr Hugh Bradlow, 22 May 2007
Hugh Bradlow responds to Mark Pesce’s article, “Why We all Hate Telstra”. More
Posted by Georgia Lee, 12 December 2006
Georgia looks at the government's plan for childcare in Australia. More
Posted by Dr Hugh Bradlow, 4 October 2006
A discussion about global broadband coverage. More
Posted by Georgia Lee, 21 April 2006
Do you know any ANZAC heroes that you work with today? More
Discussions tagged with 'australia'
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 2 December 2008
Should the new national broadband fibre network be operated as a protected monopoly, or be open for access by all, in competition? More
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