EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Today is the last day in 2010 you should expect to see a iTnews news bulletin, but be assured we will be updating the site with news right through the Christmas/New Year period!

Check out the site next week for some great video stories that wrap up the year and look forward to 2010.

As for today, the news is that Telstra and NBN Co are halfway there on meeting some kind of agreement - with Telstra re-evaluating its position as a terrestrial network builder.

We'd like to wish you a great Christmas and New Years break.

-- Brett, Ry, Ben, Munir, Nate and the whole team at iTnews.com.au

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