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Friday June 1, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Australians will continue to illegally download copyrighted material even if there are plenty of legal avenues to access the same content, according to film industry representatives.

Also, telco engineer Michael Wyres looks at how much the National Broadband Network would really be worth if halted after a 2013 federal election.

Have a great weekend!

-- James Hutchinson

LATEST TELECOMMUNICATIONS ARTICLES

	Online piracy inevitable: AFACT By Anthony Caruana \| Jun 1, 2012 Melbourne University debates iiTrial.
	What is a halted NBN worth? By Michael Wyres \| Jun 1, 2012 Opinion: The network no-one would want.
	ACTA treaty faces European rejection By Staff Writer \| Jun 1, 2012 More protests planned.
	Hackett steps down from Internode By James Hutchinson \| May 28, 2012 Founder joins iiNet board in continued transition.
	Vodafone, Virgin chase data-hungry Galaxy SIII users By Ry Crozier \| May 31, 2012 Analysis: A rundown of fat quotas.
	Aussie bandwidth demand unchanged by SKA split By James Hutchinson \| May 30, 2012 Terabit-per-second links floated.
	Internet traffic forecast to reach 1.3 zettabytes in 2016 By Juha Saarinen \| May 31, 2012 From peta to exa to zetta in five years.
	DataDot to deter copper cable theft By Ry Crozier \| May 30, 2012 Formal trials of anti-theft mechanism at utilities, telcos.
	Exetel taps artificial intelligence By James Hutchinson \| May 29, 2012 'Siri of the corporate world'.

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