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Friday September 16, 2011

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Resident columnist David Havyatt rebuts the claims made by prominent economists Joshua Gans and Jerry Hausman in a submission to the competition watchdog this week.

Also, we jump into the mud with a discussion about whether dictators should befriend the social networks that have caused the downfall of several regimes this year.

Have a great weekend,

-- James Hutchinson

LATEST TELECOMMUNICATIONS ARTICLES

	The NBN debate: Where smart people say dumb things By David Havyatt \| Sep 16, 2011 I'm looking at you, Bob Brown.
	Should dictators 'friend' online communications? By Lawrence J Saha \| Sep 16, 2011 Comment: Killing the internet plays into revolutionaries' hands.
	NBN planner critiques 121-point design By James Hutchinson \| Sep 16, 2011 Concerns the network will be less resilient.
	Optus forges ahead with LTE By Liz Tay , James Hutchinson \| Sep 15, 2011 Boosts 3G access in metro areas.
	Telstra reveals flat-rate wholesale charges By James Hutchinson \| Sep 15, 2011 Updated: Indicative prices 'cement' retail squeeze.

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