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Friday January 20, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Welcome to the first telco edition of 2012,

An economic analysis commissioned by NBN Co has warned an early review of regulations surrounding the National Broadband Network could dampen investor confidence.

And Greens senator Scott Ludlam has made a surprise appearance at Linux.conf.au, warning attendees not to become complacent over online rights despite recent cabinet reshuffles.

Have a great weekend!

-- James Hutchinson

LATEST TELECOMMUNICATIONS ARTICLES

	NBN Co urges 16-year regulatory break By James Hutchinson \| Jan 20, 2012 Forced review could risk investment, economic analysis warns.
	Ludlam warns against online rights complacency By Sam Gentle \| Jan 20, 2012 Praises Australia's ISPs and engineers for taking up the fight.
	Telstra 3G wholesale sign of a maturing market By Nicole McCormick \| Jan 20, 2012 Comment: But cards are still close to its chest.
	Concerns remain as Optus casts lot with NBN By James Hutchinson \| Jan 20, 2012 Regulatory oversight in the air.
	NBN Co targets the dead in Sydney fibre rollout By James Hutchinson \| Jan 18, 2012 Zombies need broadband too.
	Optus appoints chief operator By Staff Writer \| Jan 17, 2012 Separates division managers from O'Sullivan.

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