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Friday November 11, 2011

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

We have a packed telco newsletter for you today. We start with a brilliant analysis by legal expert Rebecca Giblin on why ten years' worth of litigation failed to extinguish P2P file sharing software. She has a new book on the issue which is well worth reading.

Resident columnist David Havyatt also crunches the numbers on the digital dividend auction next year to see just how much the Federal Government will gain from the new spectrum lots.

Have a great weekend!

-- James Hutchinson

LATEST TELECOMMUNICATIONS ARTICLES

	How litigation only spurred on P2P file sharing By Rebecca Giblin \| Nov 11, 2011 Analysis: Did the content industry lose the legal battle?
	Is the digital dividend a billion dollar windfall? By David Havyatt \| Nov 11, 2011 Department of Broadband and the ACMA prepare for the spectral future.
	Telstra, Optus prepare to oppose tower bill By James Hutchinson \| Nov 11, 2011 Carriers, industry organisation file last-minute submissions to inquiry.
	Alcatel-Lucent eyes cloud-based telco signal processing By Liz Tay \| Nov 11, 2011 To serve 'virtual telcos' of the future.
	Optus feels price squeeze on fixed broadband By James Hutchinson \| Nov 11, 2011 Eyes digital media booster.

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