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Friday May 11, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Pacnet, the former joint venture partner in Pacific Fibre, has questioned demand for the proposed cable between Australia, New Zealand and the US. Even the NBN and New Zealand's UFB aren't enough to keep the cable afloat, according to global chief executive Bill Barney.

We also take a look at whether copyright holders will let New Zealand's newest ISP slide, or if it's much-touted geoblock-busting abilities will face legal challenge in the country's courts.

Have a great weekend!

-- James Hutchinson

LATEST TELECOMMUNICATIONS ARTICLES

	Doubts cast over Pacific cable By James Hutchinson \| May 11, 2012 No demand now.
	Kiwi ISP claims legal clarity on geoblock-busting service By Juha Saarinen \| May 11, 2012 Service may not go without challenge.
	Photos: Corning's NBN cable manufacturing facility By Staff Writer \| May 11, 2012 Conroy launches Victorian facility.
	Telstra plans 'context-aware' Next IP network By James Hutchinson \| May 11, 2012 Identity management, application priority on the cards.
	Optus appeals TV Now ruling to High Court By James Hutchinson \| May 10, 2012 Bids to return service to market.
	NBN rollback to cost at least $1.8 billion By Ry Crozier , James Hutchinson \| May 9, 2012 Network harder to cancel, Budget documents reveal.
	ACCC: NBN won't kill internet competition By James Hutchinson \| May 9, 2012 Competition by any other name.
	Government calls for telco ombudsman restructure By James Hutchinson \| May 7, 2012 Potential bite for carriers.
	South Africa to adopt Aussie iCode this year By Darren Pauli \| May 9, 2012 Former IIA chief expands anti-botnet initiative.

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