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How Australia created the technology election

Featured, Opinion – Written by Third Party on Friday, August 27, 2010 13:38 – 1 Comment How Australia created the technology election Tags: ausvotes, colin jacobs, delimiter, election, electronic frontiers australia, family first, filter, julia gillard, national broadband network, syndicate,

Coalition says Labor changing 98% broadband NBN promise

Opposition Shadow Minister for Communications, Senator Nick Minchin, has put out a statement claiming Australia’s Federal Labor Government is trying to change its promise to deliver fibre based broadband to 98% of Australians by using wireless from commercial operators instead.

Gmail phone service raises eyebrows

SOME Australians have discovered Google has trawled through personal email archives as it set up access to its new Gmail web phone service. Google launched the service to take on online communications pioneer Skype. Local users logged-on to their accounts yesterday to discover a new directory of phone contacts listed under a voice calling link, [...]

NBN Co looking to evaluate construction companies for rollout

The company responsible for the roll out of the national broadband network (NBN), NBN Co, will commence evaluating construction partners to help it lay more than 200,000 kilometres of optic fibre cable. NBN Co has kicked off a request for capability statement process with a view to launching a tender process mid-year. NBN Co head [...]

Tips About VoIP Small Business

Now, as VOIP makes it much easier for infrastructure folks to get into the phone business, they are eager to bring in the SMB folks and find out what’s going on. Several people from the larger show attended the SMB sessions and came away scared about our potential to make inroads into their territory. For [...]

Gmail phone service raises eyebrows

SOME Australians have discovered Google has trawled through personal email archives as it set up access to its new Gmail web phone service. Google launched the service to take on online communications pioneer Skype. Local users logged-on to their accounts yesterday to discover a new directory of phone contacts listed under a voice calling link, [...]

‘Overrated’ Digg causes more debate than Time’s Top 50 Websites of 2010

Digg needs an overhaul to keep up with … Facebook? Source: news.com.au TIME magazine has released its list of the 50 best websites of 2010. In a sometimes strained bid to remove itself from the predictability of last year’s list – which included Google, YouTube, Facebook and Skype – Time’s Top 50 Websites of 2010 [...]

Independents Day offers few NBN clues

The so-called “Independents’ Day” at the National Press Club provided few clues on who will form the next federal government and even fewer about what the nation’s future broadband infrastructure might look like. The three king-making rural independent MPs – Tony Windsor from New England and Lyne’s Rob Oakeshott from New South Wales and Bob [...]