EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

As expected, yesterday's Senate committee hearings on the NBN resulted in some interesting discussions taking place - and it's fair to say few sessions were more highly anticipated than Telstra's.

Seems it's also fair to say some Senators were a bit surprised when Telstra distributed reports to them on their remaining options for an NBN build.

Essentially there are two viable models remaining, according to Telstra. Have a read and let us know what you think.

-- Ry Crozier

TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Brett Winterford | March 04, 2009

The Federal Government has very few remaining viable options left to meet its requirements for a national broadband network, according to Telstra's head of public policy, David Quilty.

By Iain Thomson | March 04, 2009

Microsoft has released details of its plans for Windows 7 and developers commenting on the announcement have proved largely supportive.

By Tom Young | March 04, 2009

Half of chief executives think there are still significant barriers that prevent IT projects adding to the value of a business, according to a study by the IT Governance Institute (ITGI).

By Brett Winterford | March 04, 2009

Telstra is not deliberately yanking the copper from under iiNet's Naked DSL customers in Canberra, as reported in the Australian Financial Review yesterday.

By David Neal | March 04, 2009

Symantec has used the Demo 09 conference in California to preview a new web-based service that lets technology experts work as problem fixers for friends and family without having to travel to their physical location.

By Phil Muncaster | March 04, 2009

Communications giant Nortel had more bad news for its shareholders today, after announcing a loss of US$5.8 billion for 2008.

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