Tag: 'media'
News and features tagged with 'media'
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 8 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 Anneli Knight, 20 August 2008
The 2008 Garma Festival brings thousands of people together for a five day celebration of Yolngu art, music and culture. Students from across Arnhem Land... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 9 May 2008
Crikey founder Stephen Mayne reports on Dr Phil Burgess' address to the 9th Annual Public Affairs Convention where he argued speaking the truth, through... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 11 March 2008
Suggestions Telstra is planning to cut off services to Australia's emergency wildlife services makes for good newspaper headlines, but is totally incorrect. More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 12 November 2007
Telstra staff have hit back at the latest inaccurate reports from The Australian's Michael Sainsbury. At the new Telstra, our people no longer sit back... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 7 November 2007
Telstra staff have hit back at the latest inaccurate reports from The Australian's Michael Sainsbury. At the new Telstra, our people no longer sit back... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 19 October 2007
Telstra puts the record straight on misleading information about its relationship with Brightstar. More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 19 October 2007
Week one of the election campaign is drawing to a close with the two major parties continuing to debate who has the better broadband plan for Australia.
The... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 11 October 2007
Stories carried in national newspapers around the country today are roundly critical of recent Government policy flip flops More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 28 September 2007
As AFL and NRL finals fever gets underway, new technology is revolutionising sports viewing.
Fans are embracing the way new technology brings their... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 6 September 2007
Telstra has written a letter to the editor, in response to an article in the Australian Financial Review that questions Telstra’s commitment to rural and... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 29 August 2007
Brisbane’s Courier Mail (www.news.com.au) today reported Queensland Nationals Senator Ron Boswell had reprimanded Telstra for “sending out... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 13 August 2007
Cyberbullying – and how some young people are using mobile phones to capture, and then publish online, incidents of violence or bullying in the playground. More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 19 July 2007
It began with an idea and the desire to open up debate and encourage people to discuss the telecommunications industry and telecommunication policy in... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 27 June 2007
Telstra is very concerned about misunderstandings in the Government about its new Next G™ mobile network and the closure of the old CDMA network. Statements... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 10 May 2007
Telstra consultant Henry Ergas has revealed the ACCC Chairman has attempted to re-write history in a bid to explain how the regulator blocked Telstra's... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 20 March 2007
In years to come when history is written and people ask who was most to blame for holding Australia back at the turn of the 21st century, it will be hard... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 25 September 2006
The Australian reports all three football codes think that the rules giving automatic first broadcast rights for a long list of sporting events to free-to-air... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 15 September 2006
Seems we’re not the only ones to cop a regulatory high tackle. Foxtel recently announced the Footy Channel will shut up shop at the end of the season,... More
Posted by nowwearetalking editor, 22 June 2006
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) is refusing to back away from its position that Telstra still needs to be treated as a monopoly... More
Blog entries tagged with 'media'
Posted by Rod Bruem, 21 August 2008
Rod Bruem speaks for many of us in his latest blog when says it’s been a sad week for us at Telstra, with news of the departure of our much loved colleague... More
Posted by Rod Bruem, 14 June 2008
Blogger Rod Bruem argues a move by the Federal Government to introduce a 'code of conduct' (www.smh.com.au) for political lobbyists in Canberra sounds... More
Posted by Rhonda Griffin, 6 June 2008
Blogger Rhonda Griffin says despite being repeatedly told that “separation” has worked in the UK, NZ and Ireland - the fact is that none of these countries... 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, 16 May 2008
With the hysteria around Westpac's merger announcement , blogger Rod Bruem asks, what is it with us Aussies and our love hate relationships with big business? More
Posted by Rhonda Griffin, 4 April 2008
Media speculation about the future of OPEL, which Senator Conroy called a “dog of a product” while in Opposition, has proved correct. More
Posted by Jason Romney, 10 March 2008
There was a time when being a kid with his “head in the clouds” was asking for trouble. For one thing, the head might be high enough to get lopped – something... More
Posted by Jason Romney, 10 March 2008
Media companies in the 21st century will be fighting new kinds of battles. The combat will play out often on the mobile phone. Blogger, Jason Romney reports... More
Posted by Jason Romney, 10 March 2008
The obvious way for Australia-based media companies to fight back against the trend to globalised advertising audiences giving advantage to globally active... More
Posted by Rhonda Griffin, 24 January 2008
Blogger Rhonda Griffin discovers a few new colourful descriptors real estate agents use to promote properties that are unfit for human habitation. More
Posted by Rhonda Griffin, 15 January 2008
Blogger Rhonda Griffin discusses one of life’s many ironies: when you do have the time to read the newspaper, there is usually nothing much worth reading. More
Posted by Rhonda Griffin, 23 November 2007
In the setup of a horror story, structural separation would be of the genre “be careful what you wish for….” More
Posted by Rhonda Griffin, 17 October 2007
Finally the mainstream media has started asking questions about the OPEL $1billion travesty. At last some light may be shed on the opaque process that... More
Posted by Rhonda Griffin, 10 October 2007
Blogger Rhonda Griffin asks whether Senator Coonan's announcement that the Coalition Government may now be willing to partly bankroll a fibre to the home... More
Posted by Jason Romney, 2 October 2007
Jason Romney talks about how ordinary Australians are no longer technological dinosaurs - they've taken a long hard look at the tech terrain and decided... More
Posted by Rhonda Griffin, 17 September 2007
Blogger Rhonda Griffin says Senator Helen Coonan's bulk mail blitz is tantamount to a publicly-funded direct marketing campaign for Optus and Elders. More
Posted by Rhonda Griffin, 10 September 2007
Blogger Rhonda Griffin looks at the threat of international telecommunications competition, and disruptive technologies, arguing that it is in Australia's... More
Posted by Rhonda Griffin, 16 August 2007
Rhonda Griffin takes hold of the "new media" to communicate what the "old media" refuse to publish. More
Posted by Rhonda Griffin, 6 June 2007
Rhonda questions the benefits of the "pay per view" system some online news publications have adopted. More
Posted by Jason Romney, 1 June 2007
In his first blog for nowwearetalking, Jason Romney takes us on a journey through space, time and technology. A journey that begins, for him, with the... More
Posted by Rhonda Griffin, 30 April 2007
Blogger Rhonda Griffin examines a number of recent announcements by Optus that have either been ignored or given the “once over lightly” treatment by the... More
Posted by Dr Hugh Bradlow, 12 July 2006
"As I anticipated, opening the discussion on Net Neutrality has elicited some thought-provoking questions which help tease out the issues." Telstra's... More
Posted by Dr Hugh Bradlow, 5 April 2006
Place shifting is more noticeable in relation to TV than to radio because while the latter is commonplace, there are not that many examples of the former.... More
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