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  • BPL, WiMax electricity smart meters coming to NSW

    NSW Premier Morris Iemma is promising an early rollout to smart electricity meters that could use broadband over powerline, WiMax or GPRS to communicate with electricity boards -- but delays are already looming over the nascent deployment.

  • WA company delighted by Turkish TV deal

    A Perth company has scored an international deal to help bring digital TV to Turkey. Data & Commerce has entered into an infrastructure project to provide a terrestrial television to a well-established Turkish broadcaster.

  • IT company buys Melbourne radio

    The recent failure of two high profile Web radio stations won't deter digital broadcaster Data & Commerce from acquiring half of Melbourne radio station 3AK.

  • DCL takes digital TV to Indonesia

    Perth-based digital datacasting developer Data & Commerce Ltd has struck a deal with Indonesian company PT RekasisCom Widya to provide television broadcasting infrastructure in Indonesia.

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