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Friday July 13, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

It has been a big week for privacy as the Federal Government progressed discussion on its contentious data retention proposal. The plan could also see authorities gain access to data on social networks and cloud services. But Tassie cops don't want to know.

And analysts have estimated an $8 billion pay day for Telstra if the coalition wins Government in 2013. The estimate counters previous claims from communications minister Stephen Conroy that such a project would include $20 billion in payments to the telco.

Have a great weekend!

-- James Hutchinson

LATEST TELECOMMUNICATIONS ARTICLES

	Telstra to gain $8b under coalition plan: analysts By James Hutchinson \| Jul 13, 2012 'Less threatening' plan a boon for telco
	Tasmanian cops decline to 'censor Internet' By Ry Crozier \| Jul 13, 2012 Posting to Facebook isn't a crime.
	Govt mulls cloud, social intercepts By James Hutchinson \| Jul 11, 2012 Raises technical, regulatory issues.
	Telcos given six weeks to improve customer service By James Hutchinson \| Jul 11, 2012 ACMA accepts revised code.
	ACCAN continues push for real-time data alerts By James Hutchinson \| Jul 12, 2012 Consumer group unsatisfied with ACMA concession.
	US departments gain emergency control over internet By Juha Saarinen \| Jul 12, 2012 Internet 'kill switch' returns.
	Qantas maintains device restrictions on planes By Staff Writer \| Jul 13, 2012 Doles out iPads to pilots.
	ACCC considers 'naked' mandate for Telstra By James Hutchinson \| Jul 10, 2012 Regulator could force Telstra to wholesale naked DSL to ISPs
	Verizon Wireless v Telstra: the great mobile rip-off continues By Mark Gregory \| Jul 13, 2012 Will the TCP code fix price discrepancies?

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