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Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 5 September 2008
Read the latest news reports about the National Broadband Network (NBN) and what Telstra is doing to bring high-speed broadband to Australia. More
Posted by David Quilty Public Policy & Communications GMD, 3 September 2008
Telstra today welcomed Minister Conroy’s announcement of the closing date for proposals to build a National Broadband Network (NBN). Telstra’s new GMD,... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 8 August 2008
In an interview with ABC radio on Thursday 7 August, Dr Phil Burgess, Telstra's GMD Public Policy & Communications, warned that continued delay on rolling... More
Posted by Dr Tony Warren, Executive Director Regulatory Affairs, Telstra, 4 July 2008
It is disappointing that a leading business commentator would suggest that Australia does not need a national high-speed broadband network said Telstra's... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 4 July 2008
The delivery of a high-speed National Broadband Network (NBN) is a vital requirement in reducing carbon emissions, increasing productivity and safeguarding... 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, 27 June 2008
The request for proposals (RFP) document prohibits bidders for the National Broadband Network tender from making public statements about the RFP and the... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 27 June 2008
nowwearetalking will keep you posted on the latest news about high-speed broadband. More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 25 June 2008
Telstra today lodged its submissions to the Government's National Broadband Network (NBN) regulatory review, outlining the policy changes that would be... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 5 June 2008
A bogus report released today by Telstra's competitor's T4, Optus, Terria and the Competitive Carriers' Coalition claims consumers would pay 15 per cent... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 29 May 2008
Telstra Wholesale GMD Kate McKenzie spoke on Radio National this morning on FTTN and the current competitor tactics of dishonesty, distortion, distraction,... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 20 May 2008
Telstra took a decisive step towards building a National Broadband Network (NBN) by paying the Federal Government a $5 million dollar bond and handing... 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, 15 May 2008
Learn more about the plans and initiatives the Government have proposed to bring high-speed broadband to Australia since 2002. More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 15 May 2008
Call it fibre to the node, fibre to the home, fibre to the curb – more optical fibre is being used to upgrade networks around the world for 21st century... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 15 May 2008
nowwearetalking provides a comprehensive review of the major developments that have occurred to bring high-speed broadband to Australia. More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 15 May 2008
Australia’s future prosperity depends upon upgrading our networks for the high-speed broadband Gigabit Age. More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 15 May 2008
The Government has called for proposals from companies to construct a National Broadband Network, making data speeds of at least 12Mbps available to 98... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 15 May 2008
Upgrading the nation's networks will cost many billions of dollars and Australia can’t afford to get it wrong. Only Telstra has the proven capability to... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 9 May 2008
The race to build a National Broadband Network (NBN) is formally underway, with Telstra this morning becoming the first company to lodge a $5 million bidder's... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 22 April 2008
Find out more about the recent CommsDay Summit "Get ready for the Gigabit Age" - presented by Communications Day, a leading source of telecom news, opinion... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 15 April 2008
Australia must think very carefully about its policy and investment settings as it prepares for the rapidly approaching Gigabit Future, Telstra CEO, Sol... More
Posted by Rhonda Griffin - Public Affairs Manager, Regulatory and Legal, 2 April 2008
Now that rubber is hitting the road on next generation broadband, who among the potential FTTN bidders is putting their foot on the accelerator, and who... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 31 March 2008
Telstra wants the Government to impose an application fee and bonds on potential bidders for the FTTN tender. Nowwearetalking editor Jeremy Mitchell interviews... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 11 March 2008
FTTN is now a step closer with Senator Stephen Conroy, announcing a Panel of Experts to assess proposals to build a National Broadband Network. More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 24 October 2007
3 September 2007 By Jeremy MitchellPolitical Editor iiNet’s Managing Director, Michael Malone has let the cat out of the G9 bag by admitting that... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 1 August 2007
Telstra CEO, Sol Trujillo, yesterday addressed 650 members of the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) on Australia's technology future. More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 19 July 2007
Telecom industry expert, Kevin Morgan, writes in The Age that Telstra is the only choice to develop a new fibre-to-the-node (FTTN) high-speed broadband... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 9 July 2007
nowwearetalking's Political editor Jeremy Mitchell believes Australia hasn’t had very good telecommunications policy management over the past ten years.... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 4 July 2007
Few people were surprised when talks over the proposed Fibre to the node (FTTN) network reached an impasse given the complex issues involved. More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 19 June 2007
After nearly two years of Telstra having a high-speed broadband plan on the table, and calling for the Government to take a lead on the matter rather than... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 7 June 2007
Dr Phil Burgess has underlined Telstra's willingness to submit its FTTN (fibre-to-the-node) broadband plan to the Government's proposed independent review... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 4 June 2007
Dr Phil Burgess, has spoken to CNBC TV about Telstra's initial response to the G9 FTTN scheme submitted to the ACCC late Wednesday afternoon. 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, 15 February 2007
Telstra's CEO Sol Trujillo says he hopes the government will be open to talks about building a fibre-optic network. More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 25 October 2006
The current regulatory model was designed to force the sharing of networks that have been built. In trying to apply this to those that have not been built... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 25 October 2006
Far from attacking Optus over the report commissioned by the so called `competitive carriers' we really should be thanking them. There aren't too many... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 25 October 2006
Telstra's announcement that it is abandoning its plans for a fibre to the node (FTTN) network comes as no surprise. Both Telstra and the Australian Competition... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 1 September 2006
Tickets are being snapped up to the Labor Party's annual business forum on September 18th, with the star attraction Telstra's own Phil Burgess. More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 9 August 2006
Talks between Telstra and the ACCC to build a high speed new 'Fibre to the Node' (FTTN) network have ended after reaching an impasse over the level of... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 24 July 2006
Singapore-owned company called a media conference to announce its latest plan to try and stop Telstra upgrading its networks so Australians could enjoy... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 12 July 2006
Our very own competition tsar Graeme Samuel may well go down in history as the man who changed the definition of the term "internet superhighway". More
Blog entries tagged with 'fttn'
Posted by Dr Hugh Bradlow, 4 August 2008
Blogger Hugh Bradlow returns from a well deserved holiday and sets out to rectify certain technical claims made recently by Alan Kohler in his article... More
Posted by Rod Bruem, 1 August 2008
Blogger Rod Bruem says the Singapore Telecom board showed some considerable local knowledge when it appointed Michael Egan as the head of the "Terria... More
Posted by Rhonda Griffin, 23 May 2008
Blogger Rhonda Griffin says the consortium TERRiA (formally-known-as-G9) is simply a spoiler. Clearly it doesn’t want to build the network, it just doesn’t... More
Posted by Rhonda Griffin, 16 May 2008
It didn't surprise blogger Rhonda Griffin to read Helen Coonan say in an interview with CommsDay this week that she didn't think there was a need for a... More
Posted by Rod Bruem, 9 May 2008
Blogger Rod Bruem says it is easy to see why Telstra's competitors would like to see the regulators focus more on the structural seperation of Telstra... More
Posted by Dr Hugh Bradlow, 8 June 2007
Hugh Bradlow says the G9's broadband scheme is lacking in technical detail, and moreover it's "sub-loop unbundling" proposal is fraught with complications. More
Posted by Dr Hugh Bradlow, 25 October 2006
Part four of Hugh's insight into the need for speed. More
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