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Broadband News
The Federal government’s $250 million backhaul programme will cost around $1,000 per person served – and benefit two of Labor’s three most marginal seats.
commsday.com - 3 Jul 2009
Financial success for the national broadband network is uncertain, writes Garry Barker.
The Age - 3 Jul 2009
Computer software invented to beat China's stringent internet controls is being used by pro-democracy activists in Iran to manoeuvre around authorities there.
ABC Online - 2 Jul 2009
Online games played by millions of Australians could be blocked by the Federal Government's controversial internet filter.
News Ltd - 2 Jul 2009
I'm surprised that the hullabaloo surrounding communications minister Stephen Conroy's proposed internet filter has quietened down in recent weeks.
misaustralia.com - 2 Jul 2009
The Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy is set to open a tender seeking technical help to test content filtering products and services in August.
ARNnet - 2 Jul 2009
The first part of the National Broadband Network spending will be backhaul connections, with six regions initially targeted. Backhaul doesn’t directly bring faster Internet right to your door, so why is it important?
lifehacker.com.au - 1 Jul 2009
The Federal Government has called for tenders to build backhaul links in six blackspot priority locations throughout the nation.
iTnews - 1 Jul 2009
Although the Federal government previously suggested that the National Broadband Network (NBN) rollout would begin in Tasmania, the first round tenders are all for mainland facilities.
itwire.com - 1 Jul 2009
In a rare reversal, China's government has given in to domestic and international pressure and backed down from a rule that would have required personal computers sold in the country to have internet-filtering software.
SMH - 1 Jul 2009
China has delayed a plan requiring that all new computers come with a Chinese-made internet filtering software program, state media reported Tuesday, hours before it was to take effect.
Australian IT - 1 Jul 2009
The Federal Government has opened a tender process seeking candidates to build, operate and maintain backbone transmission links to regional towns as part of the first steps in its $43 billion national broadband network (NBN) plan.
ARNnet - 1 Jul 2009
There's good news for professionals who spend a large slice of their time out of the office, and for whom a laptop long ago became essential.
brisbanetimes.com.au - 1 Jul 2009
An Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) chief has said the Australian government will “embarrass itself” if it pushes ahead with plans to install a national Internet content filter.
computerworld.com.au - 1 Jul 2009