May the Wi-FI Wars Commence
Telstra is building 8,000 new Wi-Fi access points across the country. Less than a week later iiNet has announced free Wi-Fi will be available in Canberra. Is this a new battleground?
Telstra is building 8,000 new Wi-Fi access points across the country. Less than a week later iiNet has announced free Wi-Fi will be available in Canberra. Is this a new battleground?
So, where will all the buzz around connected cars take us? Self driving cars, perhaps? And where in all of this does the telecommunications provider fit in?
In his budget Joe Hockey is cutting little from Labor’s spending, but expecting a massive hike in revenue.
The government is closing down the Telecommunications Universal Service Management Agency. So who is responsible for maintaining the USO now – and doesn’t it need updating?
People are deploying pCells in places where the operator plans to directly compete with cable and DSL providers for home services. Perhaps fixed to mobile substitution has begun.
The process of moving customers from the legacy network to the NBN has been far from seemless. Yet some areas are about to be switched off. Are they ready?
Has the government abandoned its plans to level-up the UK. Did it ever really have it mapped out anyway? @rdhearing and I talk to @Paul_Swinney @CentreforCities on this week's podcast: https://t.co/SGto2rTtG0
New Episode! "Levelling-Up Or Levelling Over?"
Has the government abandoned its plans to level-up the UK. Did it ever really have it mapped out anyway?
Player links & show notes: https://t.co/SGto2rTtG0