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Broadband 'major influence'
Labor's national broadband network was one of the "major influences" for Tony Windsor's backing of the Labor Party, the independent MP said today.
Broadband policy swayed Windsor
Labor's national broadband network was a "key" reason for Tony Windsor's backing of the Labor party, he said today
Rural Broadband A Priority For Australia's Gillard
Rural Broadband A Priority For Australia's Gillard
Broadband defines Labor's 2010 election win
The Australian technology sector will get its fibre-to-the-home National Broadband Network after the two remaining undecided rural independent MPs threw their support behind Julia Gillard and the ALP to form the next Federal Government. With the backing of New England's Tony Windsor and Lyne's Rob Oakeshott, Julia Gillard now has the support of 76 members of the newly elected Parliament, giving ...
Updated: Broadband decides Australiaâs future as IT industry applauds
The issue of broadband has decided the future of Australiaâs Government with key independent, Tony Windsor, naming Laborâs NBN as the most important issue in his decision.
Transparency and broadband internet service providers
Broadband ISPs have been the subject of debate about the future of the Internet, with transparency being of particular concern. This paper develops four principles of transparency and provides a framework for policy analysis. Justice read more
Telstra boosts broadband customer service
Telstra today delivered a handful of fixes and updates to its BigPond broadband services to include faster shaped speeds, transferrable email addresses, free customer service calls and up to 15 free mailboxes.
'Digital 395' Broadband Project awarded funds
The US Department of Commerce’s National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) announced today the award of a broadband infrastructure investment grant to the California Broadband Cooperative, Inc. (CBC). The grant, totaling $81.1 million, will fund the construction of “Digital 395,” a middleâmile fiberâoptic network between Barstow, California and Carson City, Nev.
Little difference on broadband policies, claims Katter
Federal Independent MP Bob Katter today claimed that there was little difference between the broadband policies of the two major parties at a press conference this afternoon, where he announced his support for the Coalition. Federal Independent MP Bob Katter today claimed that there was little difference between the broadband policies of the two major parties at a press conference this afternoon ...
Broadband a social equity issue for Labour Party
Labour communications spokeswoman Clare Curran says she hasn't yet decided whether it would make sense to follow Finland and give people a "legal right" to broadband.