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Friday November 4, 2011

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Australian telco operators have begun hitting out at a bill before Parliament that could give more power to communities opposing new and upgraded tower antennae.

And over the pond, major companies have combined to urge the US Government to protect internet freedoms through trade rules.

Have a great weekend,

-- James Hutchinson

LATEST TELECOMMUNICATIONS ARTICLES

	Crown Castle warns of spectrum cost of antenna laws By Ry Crozier \| Nov 4, 2011 First strike against controversial Telco Act amendments.
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	AARNet eyes e-health NBN projects By James Hutchinson \| Nov 4, 2011 Provides isolated broadband connections for research.
	Arrests from telecoms intercepts rise By Liam Tung \| Nov 3, 2011 Demands for stored data dwarf 'live' service intercepts.
	Android phone repair cost telcos billions By Staff Writer \| Nov 4, 2011 Buy cheap, repair more.
	iiNet plans revamped mobile offering By James Hutchinson \| Nov 1, 2011 Next G resale unlikely.

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