Government defends telco resiliency

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Government defends telco resiliency
The Department of Broadband has defended the resiliency of commercial telco services in natural disasters amid mounting pressure to allow emergency services to build their own dedicated communications network. In a senate submission [pdf], the DBCDE argued that carriers had become more adept at ...

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