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Friday October 12, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

It has been a big week in telco as two major conferences discuss the future of the industry, regulation and governance of the internet.

Parties used the public forums to warn that the closed-door negotiations between ISPs and rights holders could lapse if a deadlock on who pays for a notice system is not broken.

And Australia Post is set to become a major entrant into the post-NBN telco industry, with a key focus on leveraging its outlets and brand recognition to provide internet and mobile services, particularly in rural Australia.

Have a great weekend!

-- James Hutchinson

LATEST TELECOMMUNICATIONS ARTICLES

	Five-year delay on 800 MHz emergency networks By Brett Winterford \| Oct 12, 2012 Motorola pushes for emergency services spectrum.
	Copyright talks could lapse, parties warn By James Hutchinson \| Oct 11, 2012 Will an industry code eventuate?
	AusPost edges closer to broadband play By James Hutchinson \| Oct 10, 2012 But no infrastructure strategy.
	NSW firefighters seek chunky phones By Chris Jager \| Oct 12, 2012 Agency forced to look at overseas markets.
	Social messaging to decimate carrier revenues By Joshua Gliddon \| Oct 11, 2012 But Aussie telcos safer than most.

	Telstra buoyed by $1.6b subsidies: Vodafone By James Hutchinson \| Oct 11, 2012 Market still skewed.
	NBN Co prepares first copper disconnects By James Hutchinson \| Oct 10, 2012 18-month countdown set for some sites.
	Telco code won't end bill shock: Ombudsman By James Hutchinson \| Oct 10, 2012 Gaps remain in TCP code.
	Turnbull warns on data retention laws By James Hutchinson \| Oct 9, 2012 Criticises NBN Co's fixed wireless network.
	Anti-peering plan could hurt developing countries By Juha Saarinen \| Oct 8, 2012 Threatens new digital divide.

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