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Friday December 9, 2011

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

The vendor behind Australia's "first Wi-Fi town" has unveiled internet plans for Gunnedah residents and businesses, starting at $49 per month. Visitors to the town will only get 10MB free internet per day, though.

Also, the Federal Government has stepped back on claims NBN Co is a 'provider of last resort' in greenfield developments; a cause of consternation for competing operators for several months now.

Have a great weekend,

-- James Hutchinson

LATEST TELECOMMUNICATIONS ARTICLES

	Gunnedah visitors given 10MB over free Wi-Fi By James Hutchinson \| Dec 9, 2011 Vendor rebuffs NBN comparisons.
	NBN Co's role in housing estates under scrutiny By James Hutchinson \| Dec 9, 2011 Government unclear on ‘provider of last resort’.
	Telstra, NBN Co extend deal deadline By Staff Writer \| Dec 9, 2011 ACCC decision in February.
	Telco strategy shifts to the customer By David Kennedy \| Dec 9, 2011 Comment: Better customer service a win for consumers and telcos.
	Upgraded Primus fibre attracts first customer By Staff Writer \| Dec 9, 2011 Further customers expected.
	NBN Co lodges undertaking to watchdog By Staff Writer \| Dec 6, 2011 Aims to allay industry concerns.
	Telstra shutters wireless hotspots By James Hutchinson \| Dec 5, 2011 1000-site ambition dumped.

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