Tele’s Front Page Boat Lies
Sydney’s Daily Telegraph hit a new low today, with a headline detached from any shred of evidence.
Month: March 2013
NBN Delays: Process or Technology?
NBN delivery is slow and missing deadlines. Irrespective of the technology used, the issue seems to be one of governance.
The Real Figures on Government Debt
Australia’s rising government debt is more to do with falling tax receipts than high government spending. Why would this be an issue when our GDP has been growing so quickly?
Dodo’s sale is all about scale
As M2 buys Dodo and Eftel, are companies having to build scale to cope with new market dynamics post NBN?
Facebook: the telco of tomorrow?
Do mobile carriers really have a future in the retail space, or could they be forced to become wholesalers only, servicing the big international brands who control the relationship with the customer?
NBNCo’s MDU Dilemma
Can a national government body effectively rollout a national network when there’s a myriad of local issues to contend with?
THE TWITTERATI
Markets chose to take a negative view on the extended period of near zero interest rates signalled by the Fed, says NAB’s Gavin Friend. It’s a reminder that it’s the virus that determines the extent of the recovery, everywhere. https://t.co/VcC49Eumrp
Even now, central banks cling to the idea of NAIRU – a point at which unemployment gets so low inflation kicks off. I ask Prof Steve Keen whether they wil ever abandon the idea of NAIRU? https://t.co/9pxpJvvs67