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Friday February 24, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

As Telstra and Dodo investigate the 35-minute outage which affected millions of Australian services on Thursday, network engineers have speculated both companies should share the blame.

Also, leadership challenges in Canberra could have ramifications for the Federal Government's communications policy, with Senator Stephen Conroy moving to defend current incumbent, Julia Gillard.

Have a great weekend!

-- James Hutchinson

LATEST TELECOMMUNICATIONS ARTICLES

	Telstra outage falls to procedural error By James Hutchinson \| Feb 24, 2012 Analysis: Were the proper procedures in place?
	Conroy declares for Gillard Government By Liz Tay \| Feb 24, 2012 Post-ballot communications leadership uncertain.
	Opticomm: No technical barrier to open access cable By James Hutchinson \| Feb 20, 2012 Launches Aussie-first wholesale cable network.
	Internode prepares off-net migration to iiNet By James Hutchinson \| Feb 21, 2012 DSLAM death knell premature.
	Optus buys Perth-based vividwireless By James Hutchinson \| Feb 20, 2012 Plans hybrid TD/FD-LTE mobile broadband network.
	US ISPs urged to back secure routing standards By Staff Writer \| Feb 24, 2012 Cut traffic misdirection.

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