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| by Stuart Corner | |
| Friday, 04 April 2008 | |
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Page 3 of 3 The word "wholesale" was never mentioned. But, if what Bäckström is saying about LTE is correct, the ideal solution in terms of getting broadband services to sparsely populated Australia at minimal cost might have been one 3G cellular network able to have access to all the available spectrum (ie Telstra's Optus', and Vodafone's) operated by a separate entity and wholesaled by all four carriers, and others, in competition. Remember both Telstra, with Hutchison and Vodafone with Optus already have arrangements in place for a degree of infrastructure sharing.Featured Whitepaper
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