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Internet service not up to speed (The Courier Mail)
AUSTRALIA , although only small, is the world's 11th most well connected country, boasting more than 4.8 million internet subscribers.
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BT to plug fibre in London, Wales (Silicon.com)
Next steps in next-gen broadband plan...
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Nigeria: GSM Operators Back New Broadband Delivery Platform (AllAfrica.com)
Global GSM operators under their umbrella body, the GSM Association (GSMA), have strongly backed High Speed Packet Access (HSPA) as the best technology platform to deliver speedier and wider mobile broadband services across both urban and rural networks.
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Investment opportunities in changing times (telecomasia.net)
ZTE has secured a $400 million contract to expand Indian operator Aircel's GSM network. Aircel currently operates in ten of India's telecommunications regions and has secured licenses for the remaining 13 regions.
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Home Office preps fudgetastic ISP data rules (The Register)
Cash-strapped Whitehall gives small ISPs free pass A Home Office official has baffled ISPs by telling them new laws will on paper require them all to retain data, but in practice some probably won't be forced to because it could cost the government too much money.…
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Taiwan 3.5G mobile Internet-access could grow to 2 million users in 2009, says Vibo Telecom (Digi Times)
Mobile access to the Internet through a notebook PC together with an HSDPA data card is becoming increasingly popular in the Taiwan market. The number of 3.5G Internet surfers, of which a large portion will be shifting from fixed-line ADSL, is likely to reach two million in 2009, according to president Feng-hsiung Chang for Vibo Telecom (one of the five 3G telecom carriers in Taiwan).
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Extreme Mac Makeover (Macworld UK)
Sometimes, it seems you’ve no sooner invested your hard-earned cash in new kit than something faster, sleeker, and – even more galling – cheaper hits the market.
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Sterlite sets sights on North America (Lightwave)
OCTOBER 9, 2008 By Stephen Hardy -- Sterlite Technologies Ltd., a fiber and cable manufacturer headquartered in India, is in the initial stages of implementing a strategy to increase its footprint in North America. Company sources say that fiber and structured data cable might play a leading role within this effort.
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Tunisia: Country Has Nine Million GSM Subscribers, And 1.7 Million Internet Users (AllAfrica.com)
Recent figures released by the Ministry of communication technologies, show a 22, 6% increase in the number of GSM subscribers in the country, to reach a record 9 million subscribers.
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The internet in 10 years time (News 24 South Africa)
Arthur Goldstuck looks at the past 10 years to predict the next 10 years in the life of the internet.
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