33 must-have business and marketing iPad apps from Docstoc http://t.co/0XqdwbAN
33 must-have business and marketing iPad apps from Docstoc http://t.co/pf1m0CNP
RT @sergicles: Google vs Oracle, that was a quick one. http://t.co/AFIEf8vG Oracle trolling pw4ned
RT @MobiMediaMarket: Mobile Devices Were Wrecking My Health. Here's How I Plan to Change That. - ZDNet (blog) http://t.co/zMWCOZOr #mobiledevices
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Mobile Devices Were Wrecking My Health. Here's How I Plan to Change That. - ZDNet (blog) http://t.co/zMWCOZOr #mobiledevices
"take up of the highest plan was again higher in April, making up 50 per cent of all services activated in April"
What has not been considered which may well be the case, is the key attribute of the FTTP. Upload capability. 82% chose an upload capacit...
"@ECCOUNCIL: Cybercrime golden age over in two years? http://t.co/PiR0zeF1 #infosec #hack #cybersecurity"
Cool: NZ will host part of Square Km Array http://t.co/a2mz3DC5. Sad: @smh couldn't bring themselves to acknowledge it http://t.co/l90oLuYp
Build your own smartphone stand http://t.co/I0avWsRO
SKA bid ends in three-way tie: The bid to host the world's largest radio telescope, the Square Kilometre Array (... http://t.co/vA11Otks
SKA bid ends in three-way tie: The bid to host the world's largest radio telescope, the Square Kilometre Array (... http://t.co/FqSe1Uju
SKA bid ends in three-way tie AU/NZ/ZA http://t.co/aGw6dndH < interesting outcome
RT @MADinMelbourne: roxon "will enable more families to access credit" @MLolderandwiser: Privacy Act amendments http://t.co/Mv4c7PC2 via @zdnetaustralia
Is #PR dying at the hands of #SocialMedia? Check out how #UnitedAirlines suffered a Social PR hiccup in 2008 http://t.co/OVpYX8Uv
The interface is nowhere near as clean and user friendly as the Rdio streaming service apps. It doesn't compete with Rdio which has very ...
RT @ECCOUNCIL: Cybercrime golden age over in two years? http://t.co/0rCoszCl #infosec #hack #cybersecurity
by http://t.co/vmlLt4bh: SKA bid ends in three-way tie: The bid to host the world's largest radio telescope, the ... http://t.co/ySDRbo3l
It's official. The SKA bid has ended in a three-way tie between Australia, South Africa and New Zealand: http://t.co/Wn1niauX ^LH
Biometric bugs too dangerous for public?
http://t.co/48XQpWiY
Aussies getting ripped off by retail: Choice http://t.co/6ZQ0wuCJ via @zdnetaustralia
Thats really interesting to find this post especially in this period of my life
I'm Italian, I'm owner of a website that ships worldwide...
Android's biggest security flaws - ZDNET - ZDNet Australia http://t.co/4j4R1x6Q
RT @Techmeme: RIP webOS: Again and for good this time (@jkendrick / ZDNet) http://t.co/RhADp6WL http://t.co/fFYGIy5R
Cybercrime golden age over in two years? http://t.co/LyqqjWYU #Cybercrime #Gescrise #Riskmanagement (via @ECCOUNCIL)
RT: ECCOUNCIL: Cybercrime golden age over in two years? http://t.co/X0In9ijs #infosec #hack #cybersecurity
Cybercrime golden age over in two years? http://t.co/VJnt6nEo #infosec #hack #cybersecurity
NBN users opt for 100Mbps - http://t.co/C2Vs7d3t
Yes, if only he had access to FTTP instead of wishing for wireless or space optics, perhaps the comedy site would still be up and running...
I could not resist :-)
I remember that website well, you must too, it was full of so many comedy pieces.
Bazaarvoice acquires rival PowerReviews; adds SMBs to CRM portfolio: By Andrew Nusca | May 25, 2012, 4:42am PDT ... http://t.co/WngvcsxL
MikeSkoey, what a naive collection of words. How do you know what context Paul has been working in. How do you know he implemented whats ...
Post 'social' improved speed to information and context http://t.co/7u9odG7N
HC, don't be so mean to Todd...
He is actually one who may not be just politically opposed ;-)
No, Quigley is, as CEO's of all companies are, quite simply motivated for his company to be a professional and successful company, as it ...
Forced lol.
btw I tried to load your website www.nonbn.org but all I got was a "website unavailable" I really wanted to donate some mone...
What has the debt level got to do with what plan people chose? I'd point out that the debt wont be $50 billion but i'd be wasting my bre...
Quigley is entirely politically motivated, this is headline grabbing and nothing more. The statistic should read - "of those who took up ...
RT @zdnetaustralia: NSW outs datacentre deal details: http://t.co/A1Cj4Eot ^LH
"the artificial speed tiers will mean that on average speeds the country will be left well behind others and social inequality will incre...
The most insulting aspect of the ads is CommBank's expectation that we would accept a bank account with fees unless you deposit $2000/mth...
NBN users opt for 100Mbps - Communications - News http://t.co/3A84AASP
That's right. Quigley DOES know best.
So when Quigley presents a plan to the shareholders (us) and says "this is our worst case scenario...
"NBNCo predict 13% of premises passed by fibre will opt for wireless because it is cheaper."
Which leaves 87% well above the 70% estimate...
HC the critics said the NBN wouldn't make a cent (yes, yes here comes the, it's still in debt arguments - we know what you meant and so d...
Look what you did Gwyn...LOL.
Yes, but as you have been told umpteen times Mathew (whenever you sprout the same old repetitive lines abo...
10 cool iPad apps you'll wish you found sooner | 2 of 10 http://t.co/M9SXbnJS via @zite
SA Health's journey to ehealth Business News ZDNet Australia: Implementing e-health services for an entire state... http://t.co/QuiOy7OQ
London to become Intel's city-living R&D testbed - ZDNet UK (blog): IT PROLondon to become Intel's city-living R... http://t.co/5qdivDa1
#Google #Australia Much ado about Google's tax http://t.co/DCMsJGyN
RT @zdnetaustralia: NSW outs datacentre deal details: http://t.co/A1Cj4Eot ^LH
by http://t.co/vmlLt4bh: Build your own smartphone stand: Looking for a smartphone stand, but not interested in d... http://t.co/DptVvkoB
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Government! POLICY ? is FLAWED!
1a. Why FTTN when FTTH is the better choice to replace all the old copper and RIMs/Pair gain.
1b.Why does Government policy favour Tel$tra all the time, which is what FTTN will do without more regulation which isn't a real good option.
2. When is government policy going to STOP Tel$tra from gouging the public for their own & shareholders benefit?
3a. When is government policy going to separate Tel$tra into 2 organisations..Wholesale & Retail, to prevent the internal fudging of costs for the benefit of their Retail operation & stop undercutting of the competition?
3b. When is Government policy going to force Tel$tra to thrown the Broadband switch to give all those in range access to ADSL2+, instead of the farce we have at present!
4a. Why do Australians pay "THE" highest costs in the world for Broadband services?
4b. Why are Australians the only Broadband user in the world (ignoring a few piddling countries) paying for download?
5. Why do you tolerate arguing & bickering about FTTN/H due to the failure of Government policy to direct Tel$tra policy, when other countries are already installing FTTN.
6. Why are we still dithering over BPL to the home, due to the lack of Government policy or direction, when the technology has been defined for over a decade?
7. If FTTN is too hard & going to be delayed for a decade longer due to Government inaction, why hasn't policy already been defined for WiMax in all exchanges (it's easy to install & doesn't require high cost cables to users) immediately as an interim policy and give ISP's a write down as an incentive to do it?
8. Why hasn't Government policy provided education departments with a subsidy to install Broadband for the benefit of ALL education, instead of leaving it up to Tel$tra & ISP's to gouge the schools and bicker over cost charges. It seems to be more a case of allowing them to profit over education rather than providing the advantages of Broadband to ALL schools?
I could go on, but if sensible and practical answers and outcomes to these questions are provide, we might just make some progress, instead of the stalemate we've put up with for the past decade. It would help, of course, if the Politicians running the portfolio knew & understood the technologies they were responsible for! None in the past decade have!
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