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Friday September 7, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Telco land was a fun place to be this week, as Telstra raised concerns of a return to the regulatory gaming days of old, and iiNet accused the Federal Government of gaming the data retention debate.

NBN Co also had a busy week, handing out field service and fibre maintenance contracts, fixing an ordering system issue, and touting ISP numbers, all while being dragged into Telstra's resistance against Naked DSL.

-- Ry Crozier

LATEST TELECOMMUNICATIONS ARTICLES

	Telstra fears regulatory gaming of NBN SAU By Ry Crozier \| Sep 7, 2012 Wants 'walkway' to negotiation, not regulatory wisdom.
	Pipe goes for 100 Gbps on PPC-1 subsea cable By Juha Saarinen \| Sep 7, 2012 Optical super-channels to the fore.
	NBN Co awards field service, fibre maintenance deals By Ry Crozier \| Sep 6, 2012 Up to 2000 installer and technician jobs to be created.
	Vodafone expands Emergency Alert SMS base By John Hilvert \| Sep 7, 2012 Joins Telstra with location-based system.
	AAPT trials free wifi service By Liz Tay \| Sep 5, 2012 Fewer than ten hotspots.
	iiNet accuses Govt of gaming data retention debate By Ry Crozier \| Sep 6, 2012 Is current costly proposal merely an ambit claim?
	NBN Co finds ordering system 'issue' By Ry Crozier \| Sep 4, 2012 New connection orders go missing in action.
	Telstra invokes NBN in Naked DSL row By Ry Crozier \| Sep 3, 2012 Steps up battle by taking it public.
	NBN retail service provider sign ups boom By Darren Pauli \| Sep 7, 2012 Eight-fold increase in NBN retailers.
	Telstra hits halfway mark in 'Top Hat' ADSL2+ upgrade By Ry Crozier \| Sep 5, 2012 Cabinet extension project hits 1000 boxes.
	ACMA gets new back-up telco powers By Ry Crozier \| Sep 5, 2012 Grows teeth to address any TCP code failures.

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