The difficulty with 'doubt' in the NBN
People who are claiming that "doubt" has been cast over the Coalition's alternative NBN proposal are ignoring the level of doubt in the existing project rollout.
Going Public
Keeping track of the cheques and (bank) balances in government IT is a big job -- fortunately, when we asked Suzanne Tindal if she could take up the challenge, she said "Yes I Can."
Suzanne Tindal
Suzanne Tindal cut her teeth at ZDNet.com.au as the site's telecommunications reporter, a role that saw her break some of the biggest stories associated with the National Broadband Network process. She then turned her attention to all matters in government and corporate ICT circles. Now she's taking on the whole gamut as news editor for the site.
Latest Posts
Suing software developers over vulnerabilities is a bad move
Should vendors be responsible for the harm that vulnerabilities in their software cause?
Apple-Samsung style cases stopped by court fees? They're dreaming
Will government attempts to send more companies to mediation rather than court room brawls lead to less Apple-Samsung style cases?
Anonymous' ISP dump won't kill data retention
Is stealing 40GB data from a major company like AAPT, and then threatening to release it, the right way to change government policy?
Tech takes the tax office?
IT managers claim more tax deductions than your average Australian? How dare they!
NBN Co's delicate construction balance
NBN Co appeared this morning to be reaping the rewards of the uncertainty around the National Broadband Network's (NBN) roll-out timetable.
Telstra's Nine hopes put content in spotlight
Telstra is thinking about purchasing the Nine Network, and is currently going over the numbers with an investment bank advisor, according to The Australian. Does this put the cat among the pigeons for the competition watchdog?
Much ado about Google's tax
Although scenes of political "gotchas" between Communications Minister Stephen Conroy and his shadow counterpart Malcolm Turnbull have been in the forefront, there's been a lot of action around the taxation of Google and other IT companies .
Ignoring in-flight mobile bans: a piracy issue
It seems that the entitled, technology-savvy passengers of today just aren't scared of their aeroplane dropping from the sky and crashing into a flaming heap.