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Friday June 8, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

The Australian Government has come out in support of revising the international treaty underpinning telecommunications regulation. The proposed changes has been attacked by some, including "father of the internet" Vint Cerf, as an affront to civilian internet freedoms.

And a European organisation has sought support from ISPs and countries to establish an online database of known terrorist and terrorism support websites.

Have a fantastic long weekend!

-- James Hutchinson

LATEST TELECOMMUNICATIONS ARTICLES

	Australia backs UN telco treaty changes By James Hutchinson \| Jun 8, 2012 Global governments consider internet regulation.
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	Clean IT project considers terrorist content database By Brett Winterford \| Jun 6, 2012 European governments outline partnership with internet industry.
	auDA cracks down on registrar system security By Ry Crozier \| Jun 8, 2012 Proposed standard a 'world first'.
	NBN Co corrects national address database By James Hutchinson \| Jun 7, 2012 Maker defends against inaccuracy claims.
	Government mulls spectrum access overhaul By James Hutchinson \| Jun 7, 2012 Convergence Review recommendations considered.
	Private schools jump on IPv6 go-live By James Hutchinson \| Jun 5, 2012 Unique addresses for 14,000 students.
	Vodafone unveils 100GB shared data 'bucket' By Ry Crozier \| Jun 8, 2012 Small business plan trumps bigger business product.
	Telstra overhauls 365-day prepaid mobile broadband By Ry Crozier \| Jun 7, 2012 More data, higher price.

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