EDITOR'S NOTE

Good Afternoon,

Today's coverage centres on the regulatory reform announced by Senator Conroy this morning.

Your team at iTnews has spent today speaking to most of the key stakeholders in the industry to get a wider perspective on the ramifications of the legislation.

Expect more analysis on this crucial subject tomorrow.

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-- Brett Winterford

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