Start IT up: Coachy
Do you think that a company specialising in online video coaching sessions will succeed?
Month: August 2012
The Australian Govt’s rush to snoop
The government wants to give access to more telecommunications data to assist with law enforcement. It sounds like an infringement on civil liberties. Will it be able to push it through?
New Zealand’s broadband muddle
New Zealand’s broadband network has been held up as an example for Australia. But is it as good as some might think?
NBN in Willunga: the low-down
We talk about the NBN with those who are in the know – people who are actually using services over the network.
A Disaster for the Australian Psyche
The sad truth is, however you try to distort the statistics, Australia didn’t do well at the Olympics.
Telstra results and NBN costs: the analysis
Telstra’s mobile network delivered a strong result for the telco this morning, but NBN Co’s fixed-line solution will cost more and take longer than expected.
Telstra’s land-grab opportunity
What will happen if Telstra starts rolling out fibre-to-the-node VDSL services?
THE TWITTERATI
As the govt penalise universities that do not focus on vocational degrees, worth noting that Boris studied 'Literae Humaniores'. A less job ready degree it would be hard to find.
A downgrade to inflation expectations on Friday gave market sentiment a boost. NAB’s Ray Attrill says it’s been taken as a sign that central banks might have to do less to soften demand and a reduced fear in recession risk. https://t.co/4xdqefB3O0