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Friday September 9, 2011

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Today telecommunications analyst Paul Brooks explores whether NBN Co's planned multicast offering is up to scratch when it comes to divergent business models.

We also dive deep into the communications regulator's final inquiry report into customer satisfaction as part of a bid to eliminate the "bill shock" phenomenon.

Have a great weekend,

-- James Hutchinson

LATEST TELECOMMUNICATIONS ARTICLES

	Comment: NBN multicast falls short By Paul Brooks \| Sep 9, 2011 IPTV the only business model in NBN Co's plan.
	ACMA keeps real-time bill pressure on telcos By Ry Crozier \| Sep 9, 2011 Analysis: Hard cap incentive on excess usage stays despite industry anger.
	ACMA seeks two minute call, megabyte unit prices By Ry Crozier \| Sep 9, 2011 Sets potential collision course with industry.
	ACCAN experiments with private funding By James Hutchinson \| Sep 9, 2011 Seeks life after contract.
	Optus warns of unit pricing complexity By James Hutchinson \| Sep 8, 2011 Billing systems 'not magic'.

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