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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...

It's great that in one area NBNCo are beating the prediction on speed tiers in the Corporate Plan (page 118). Unfortunately it is the onl...

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Do you have a reference for the 40% in Willunga? The only public figures I've seen are 29% for Willunga and 26% for Kiama. It would cert...

Considering that Quigley wrote the corporate plan based on a number of studies one would expect him and the plan to know best.

yep don't worry, I'm sure the anti-NBN zealots will find some other ridiculous line to fill the void. I imagine it'll be "oh but these ar...

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

You would think so, but after this post went live Turnbull's office finally got back to me and said that, if they win office next year, t...

Carriage dialect poke is a vastly predominant brand in a completely logical price. Honourableness quality of products of the modern coach...

#Google #Australia Much ado about Google's tax http://t.co/DCMsJGyN

You don't appear to understand what the CVC charge is. The CVC is a charge that the ISP pays and is waived while there's too few people c...

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by http://t.co/vmlLt4bh: Build your own smartphone stand: Looking for a smartphone stand, but not interested in d... http://t.co/DptVvkoB

Well, indeed Beta; indeed! Of course, the response to actual favourable data about the NBN is the same everywhere - out come the concern...

Build your own smartphone stand: Looking for a smartphone stand, but not interested in dishing out the dough? We... http://t.co/TgSeZIdM

last couple of hours to submit your application for #crmidol. Step up and take your chance! http://t.co/7vQxdbY3 #scrm #crm #value

But, but, but... they could do that on dial-up ;-)

The rural Silicon Valley http://t.co/vqV6bl5i

RT @JamesVickery: NBN users opt for 100Mbps http://t.co/atP8fi1L

Build your own smartphone stand http://t.co/IY6VxA7n

RT @zdnetaustralia: NSW outs datacentre deal details: http://t.co/A1Cj4Eot ^LH

You don't need Mathew Gwyn, you have the other usual suspects rolling in with their FUD, like clockwork. Of course these two perpetually...

Another way of saying that is "of the 3,500-11,000 [votes], they won't be representative of the approximately 10 million... households". ...

The rural Silicon Valley http://t.co/jhEFQwSX

JobWatch: where the ICT jobs are http://t.co/e6gQvhxz via @zdnetaustralia #ICT #recruitment

The rural Silicon Valley: What happened in Senate Estimates this week? What's the issue with tech company taxes?... http://t.co/Umoa7CHX

Sweet: "Customers are picking the top fibre plan that is available on the #NBN more than any other plan" http://t.co/yUFHdYFc

RT @CorrieB: An iPad for every child: Inevitable or impossible? http://t.co/I7uS8l9s Thx to @timbuckteeth for this; http://t.co/jxkqIRIp

Interesting tech analysis podcast re: phone cloning and Craig Thomson from zdnet http://t.co/p8jlCvvG

@zdnetaustralia Thoughtful piece to end the week on. Thanks @joshgnosis

Triple J's Spotify conundrum http://t.co/iy1e2DRp via @zdnetaustralia

RT @zdnetaustralia: NSW outs datacentre deal details: http://t.co/A1Cj4Eot ^LH

BYOD for iOS devices is not a big deal, provided a passcode is enforced and jailbroken devices are excluded. But if Google can sort out ...

Triple J not bound to advertising rules like its broadcast. No diff to ABC online or magazines though... http://t.co/JPUr7Fv4

Triple J's Spotify conundrum: Has Triple J managed to find the balance between meeting editorial policy and keep... http://t.co/8UYsHZ6D

RT @joshgnosis: Listening to Triple J on Spotify has ads for Commonwealth Bank. But that's okay apparently. http://t.co/O7zmcpvT

Listening to Triple J on Spotify has ads for Commonwealth Bank. But that's okay apparently. http://t.co/O7zmcpvT

How does Triple J find the balance with meeting editorial policy and keeping up with the latest technology? http://t.co/qdWgybfm ^jt

RT @zdnetaustralia: NSW outs datacentre deal details: http://t.co/A1Cj4Eot ^LH

NBN users opt for 100Mbps http://t.co/ftKGRzye

#IT Priorities: #servers and #storage: webinar sponsored by @IBM http://t.co/BGq8LYd5 via @zdnetaustralia

Post 'social' improved speed to information and context: By Oliver Marks | May 24, 2012, 9:47pm PDT... http://t.co/VGN2hxtp #socialmedia

RT @zdnetaustralia: Should bug hunting for biometric systems be restricted to govt and industry? http://t.co/oj0oOkv7 ^ML

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