Government calls ACMA to end NBN blame game
The Turnbull government is seeking to stop the blame game between the National Broadband Network and retail service providers
The Turnbull government is seeking to stop the blame game between the National Broadband Network and retail service providers
Bill Morrow has blamed some NBN complaints on ISPs partaking in a 'land grab' for market share, as some say the network's value is plummeting.
NBN could have avoided the current mess by sticking with Labor's full fibre plan, wherein ISPs would have been to blame for any poor speeds.
"You've got data consumption growing at 51 per cent year-on-year; people are crying out for faster speeds."
The Turnbull government is coming under increasing pressure to re-evaluate the NBN's business model.
For the public, which has largely been kept away from the technical side of the NBN, reality is beginning to hit.
He's friends with Malcolm Turnbull and has been influential in Telstra and Microsoft, but ABC chairman Justin Milne had to write an essay to land his latest job.
360 Capital is the clear winner from the decision by data centre giant NEXTDC to make a $212 million takeover offer for its landlord.
If Vodafone is the answer for Vocus, the company is clearly in more trouble than it's been letting on ...
Vodafone believes NBN can halve its controversial access charge and still achieve its government mandated rate of return.
The NBN admits it has an image problem and is considering forcing telcos to guarantee a minimum level of service for customers.
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