Over the past week Malcolm Turnbull has made some very misleading, to the point of deliberate deception, statements on both the cost of connecting to the NBN & the rollout footprint of the Coalition’s FTTN plan. Both statements were designed … Continue reading
In my dealings with technology over the years, one thing I’ve noticed is that the simpler an argument is made for a specific technology, the easier it is to make a wrong decision in acquiring said technology. There is no … Continue reading
This is the first of a series of articles I am writing on the Coalition’s Broadband Policy. I am looking at the misinformation on funding & the desire to hide any of the data that the Coalition uses for their … Continue reading
It seems that lately CommsDay have been going into bat heavily for the Coalition, ignoring facts & smearing knowledgeable tech journalists. If Grahame Lynch’s ”rebuttal” (I use that term loosely) of Nick Ross’ opus (The Vast Differences Between the NBN & the … Continue reading
One thing that strikes me in the debate about the National Broadband Network (NBN) is that many of the opponents refuse to apply logic & rational thought to their arguments. These range from the misguided to the outright insane. So … Continue reading
After repeatedly reading claims by Coalition MPs about the demand & state of Australia’s data communications, I decided to write this post. I’ve spent some time looking at ABS data, & these are the conclusions I’ve come to. WHO’S GOT … Continue reading
Two interesting articles have hit the wires today, one from AFR & the other from PC Mag. 4G SPECTRUM – THE GOOD & THE BAD The first article comes with mixed news, stating that the “digital dividend” frequencies (700Mhz & 2.5Ghz … Continue reading