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Friday October 5, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Rural schools in Queensland are set to get access to the National Broadband Network's interim satellite service after the Federal Government changed eligibility criteria allowing schools to join.

And an Australian academic has warned the data retention proposal could see the country's ranking on internet freedoms slip significantly.

Have a great weekend!

-- James Hutchinson

LATEST TELECOMMUNICATIONS ARTICLES

	Queensland schools to get NBN satellite By James Hutchinson \| Oct 5, 2012 56 schools to get 20 GB data quota each.
	Data retention risks Australian internet freedoms By James Hutchinson \| Oct 5, 2012 Academic warns on proposed regime.
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	Telcos investigate iOS data blow-out By James Hutchinson \| Oct 2, 2012 Updated: Wi-fi handover failing?
	Samsung adds iPhone 5 to US lawsuit By Staff Writer \| Oct 2, 2012 As Galaxy Tab 10.1 allowed for sale.
	NBN Co adds new board member By Staff Writer \| Oct 2, 2012 Infrastructure expert becomes eighth member.
	Iran unblocks Gmail after complaints By Staff Writer \| Oct 2, 2012 Seeks permanent block on YouTube.

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