EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Today we bring you a smorgasbord of broadband news including NBN Co's presentation to the AusNOG conference and photos from the event.

We also note the ACCC's call for expert advice in the Optus "supersonic" case, and a Trade Commission-led business "mission" to Japan, Korea and Singapore.

-- Liz Tay

MOST READ NBN obsoletes a million security systems: ASIAL Widespread problems with Telstra BigPond Conroy wins bigger comms role Optus stays mum on 21 Mbps upgrade NBN Co reveals IT rollout progress FEATURED COMMENT "Thanks Merari. Will do. I think the biggest problem with the NBN discussion is the polarisation of sides into pro-NBN vs 'technophobes'. Spending $43bn should be treated seriously and it shouldn't be about 'Rolls Royces' or nothing. There is a viable middle ground where we can get good outcomes for Australia without risking excessive amounts of taxpayer funds that could be well extremely well ..." RDEFCON1 commenting on Turnbull blasts NBN waste, internet filter

TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Nate Cochrane | September 16, 2010

Retail service providers to approach customers with confidence for first time.

By Nicole Kobie in San Francisco | September 16, 2010

Standards and speed to fend off browser rivals.

By Ry Crozier | September 16, 2010

Supersonic speed claims disputed.

By Ry Crozier | September 16, 2010

Spenceley says peering exchange opens path to cloud, gamers and branch offices.

By Liz Tay | September 16, 2010

Industry invited for 'Digital Economy and Broadband Applications Mission'.

By Ry Crozier | September 16, 2010

TIO and ACMA comparisons "inappropriate".

September 16, 2010

Speakers from Vocus and NBN Co lay out what the internet of the future will look like.

By Staff Writer | September 16, 2010

Electronics software firm touts 'internet of everything'.

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