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Friday May 25, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

New Zealand's mobile operator landscape could be a good opportunity for Telstra to expand its trans-Tasman operations, according to Ovum analyst Nicole McCormick.

And NBN Co has extended its wireless trials outside of Armidale for the first time. With only 53 active users so far, the network is off to a slow start.

Have a great weekend!

-- James Hutchinson

LATEST TELECOMMUNICATIONS ARTICLES

	The New Zealand telco problem By Nicole McCormick \| May 25, 2012 Opinion: Could Telstra save Kiwi telcos?
	NBN Co expands wireless trials By Staff Writer \| May 25, 2012 Toowoomba, Tamworth get LTE.
	Aussie unis flock to international video service By James Hutchinson \| May 25, 2012 Unified comms makes global links.
	NBN slows over inaccurate address data By James Hutchinson \| May 25, 2012 Work duplicated under geospatial contract.
	Banks, retail must embrace mobile: Google By James Hutchinson \| May 24, 2012 Get on the bandwagon or miss out.
	Vocus acquires Maxnet for $9.5m By Juha Saarinen , James Hutchinson \| May 22, 2012 Enters Kiwi data centre market.
	NBN Co quashes wireless block claims By James Hutchinson \| May 23, 2012 Are future peak speeds tested?

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