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Tweet There was plenty of smiling and hand-shaking as Telstra and the government put pen to paper on an $11 billion deal – seen as one of the last major hurdles on the road to a National Broadband Network. But as the government celebrates – Internet service providers around the country are sifting through the [&hellip
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Tweet Telstra Corporation Ltd has confirmed it has reached agreement with the federal government to progressively disconnect its copper network and participate in the rollout of the national broadband network (NBN). Telstra says the agreement will deliver approximately $11 billion in replacement revenue through disconnection payments, and new revenues through payments for access to its [&hellip
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Tweet The news that the print media version of the Trading Post is to cease publication in November and become a total on line publication comes as no surprise to me. Now I have to tell you that I’m no friend of the print media, and have advocated for a long time that advertisers and [&hellip
