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Friday August 31, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

The Australian Communications and Media Authority has defended its relevance after the Convergence Review suggested that it should be wound down.

Also today, Optus uses TCP code compliance to sell more mobile services, and the Government scores a big audit tick for its handling of the $250m backhaul blackspot initiative.

-- Ry Crozier

LATEST TELECOMMUNICATIONS ARTICLES

	ACMA chair defends regulator's relevance By Primrose Riordan \| Aug 31, 2012 Convergence Review 'too narrow'.
	Optus to hawk data and voice top-ups By Ry Crozier \| Aug 31, 2012 Turns telco code compliance into a sales push.
	Audit tick for fibre backhaul blackspot scheme By John Hilvert \| Aug 31, 2012 Handled contract variations well.
	Telstra to pull plug on 3GIS services at 10am Friday By Staff Writer \| Aug 30, 2012 Action time.
	Public opposes Federal data retention proposal By Caitlin Fitzsimmons \| Aug 27, 2012 Parliamentary inquiry finds little support for proposed law reform.
	Coalition pledges to review Huawei's NBN lockout By Ry Crozier \| Aug 29, 2012 Pending security advice.
	Oakeshott 'surprised' at Coalition's Huawei pledge By Ry Crozier \| Aug 29, 2012 Calls on Opposition members to table what they know.

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