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Friday November 25, 2011

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

One week out from AFACT's appeal to the High Court, we dig into the arguments iiNet and content owners are set to bring before the full bench and the implications it could have on the copyright industry.

Despite the impending hearings, Australia's five largest service providers - including iiNet - have proposed a new copyright code that would see infringement notices passed from content owners to subscribers.

Have a great weekend!

-- James Hutchinson

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	iiNet paints unclear future for TransACT fibre, cable By James Hutchinson \| Nov 22, 2011 Optus-style NBN deal unlikely.

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