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Friday September 30, 2011

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

NBN Co will begin offering commercial services on the National Broadband Network from tomorrow but both Telstra and Optus have refused to reveal what it will charge end users without a final wholesale agreement.

Also today, we take a look at what New Zealand fibre provider Enable Networks is doing to plan for further natural disasters in Christchurch.

Have a fantastic long weekend!

-- James Hutchinson

LATEST TELECOMMUNICATIONS ARTICLES

	Wholesale talks stall Telstra, Optus NBN pricing By James Hutchinson \| Sep 30, 2011 Trial agreement extended until December.
	Kiwi fibre provider prepares Christchurch resiliency By James Hutchinson \| Sep 30, 2011 Building fibre to withstand disaster.
	Telstra avoids LTE premium pricing trap By David Kennedy \| Sep 30, 2011 Analysis: Ball is in rivals' court.
	Turnbull, Google butt heads on fibre benefits By James Hutchinson \| Sep 28, 2011 Gigabit applications coming, search giant claims.
	Vocus fears Telstra duct eviction By Ry Crozier \| Sep 28, 2011 New space race is underground.
	Photos: Christchurch's fibre aftermath Sep 30, 2011 Enable deals with the earthquake aftermath.

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