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Long term evolution promising 100Mbps on 3G, but
By: Stuart Corner
3G cellular vendors are confidently predicting commercial availability in 2009 of the technology's next great leap forward, the long term evolution (LTE) and touting download speeds of up to 100Mbps but this will require access to new spectrum, which might be a problem.
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By: Stuart Corner
3G cellular vendors are confidently predicting commercial availability in 2009 of the technology's next great leap forward, the long term evolution (LTE) and touting download speeds of up to 100Mbps but this will require access to new spectrum, which might be a problem.
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Sysadmins slam ACMA web filtering study
By: Stephen Withers
The System Administrators Guild of Australia has criticised the Australian Communications and Media Authority's report on ISP-level content filtering, questioning its relevance to real-world conditions. A major objection is that the ACMA tests did not align with the actual bandwidth expected and demanded by today's Internet users.
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By: Stephen Withers
The System Administrators Guild of Australia has criticised the Australian Communications and Media Authority's report on ISP-level content filtering, questioning its relevance to real-world conditions. A major objection is that the ACMA tests did not align with the actual bandwidth expected and demanded by today's Internet users.
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Online content to be rated like movies
By: Stuart Corner
Australian providers of content - delivered over the Internet or to mobile devices - that would likely be rated MA15+ if it were in a movie - will have to have that content assessed and classified by trained assessors under a new industry code.
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By: Stuart Corner
Australian providers of content - delivered over the Internet or to mobile devices - that would likely be rated MA15+ if it were in a movie - will have to have that content assessed and classified by trained assessors under a new industry code.
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Two million Australians give telemarketers the flick
By: Stuart Corner
More than two million telephone numbers have been listed on the on the Do-Not-Call Register since its launch one year ago but the expected impact on outbound telemarketing does not appear to have occurred.
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By: Stuart Corner
More than two million telephone numbers have been listed on the on the Do-Not-Call Register since its launch one year ago but the expected impact on outbound telemarketing does not appear to have occurred.
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VoIP emergency call failure's first fatality?
By: Stuart Corner
18 month old Canadian Elijah Luck may have the unfortunate distinction of being the first person to die because a VoIP phone service used to make an emergency call failed to deliver the caller's correct address. Without a foolproof system, which is years away, the same thing is likely to happen again.
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By: Stuart Corner
18 month old Canadian Elijah Luck may have the unfortunate distinction of being the first person to die because a VoIP phone service used to make an emergency call failed to deliver the caller's correct address. Without a foolproof system, which is years away, the same thing is likely to happen again.
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ACMA to crack down on VoIP services
By: Stuart Corner
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has launched a three pronged approach to ensure that all VoIP service providers in Australia's burgeoning VoIP industry are aware of and comply with all the applicable regulation.
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By: Stuart Corner
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has launched a three pronged approach to ensure that all VoIP service providers in Australia's burgeoning VoIP industry are aware of and comply with all the applicable regulation.
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Joe public gets a voice in RF spectrum planning
By: Stuart Corner
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has create the role of an independent specialist industry advisor to represent the interests of the community at large on the ACMA's new Radiocommunications Consultative Committee (RCC).
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By: Stuart Corner
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has create the role of an independent specialist industry advisor to represent the interests of the community at large on the ACMA's new Radiocommunications Consultative Committee (RCC).
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