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by 40 13y ago
Australia is not the first to do FTTP. You don't have to wait, its already available in many countries. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiber_to_the_premises_by_countr... You can also look at how much people valued t
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by 40 13y ago
Which technology is being install that its "at the end of its generation". Surely FTTN will reduce the cost of FTTP. What is wrong with charging for FTTP - this is what UK is doing.
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by 40 13y ago
You can already find plenty case studies on the NBN here: http://www.nbn.gov.au/case-studies/ and here: http://www.nbnco.com.au/nbn-for-business/case-studies.html The problem I see is that most ar
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by 40 13y ago
I just visited http://www.nbnco.com.au/when-do-i-get-it/rollout-map.html and saw that construction will start in one year. :) I have absolutely no problems paying 2K or 5K for FTTH.
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by 40 13y ago
2K is not much either if you amortize if over a few of years.
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by 40 13y ago
Seeing lots of people I know posting this on Facebook made me very uncomfortable. It feels the far-left and far-right crazies (we all know the type) breaking into the mainstream. It's desperate, disrespectful and just plain inaccurate.
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by 40 13y ago
The difference between the two policies is ideology. ALP wants everyone to have same speeds regional/city, rich/poor, home/business. ALP wants fairness - this is their guiding ideology as a party in general. This obviously co
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by 40 13y ago
Where is the link to the evidence?
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by 40 13y ago
Before reading this I felt the logo resembled the Google logo quite a bit in terms of the complexity of the font and the use of bevels, and felt like Marissa was involved and wanted to go for a familiar feel to that of Google. I feel its mo
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by 40 13y ago
My first reaction is I don't like it. It looks dated. The bevel looks like Word Art or something I would have thought was cool when I first started playing around with Photoshop. Its too complex. I was expecting them to embrace the cur