nowwearetalking is about telecommunications and you. It's where you can become involved, have your say, and Telstra listens - on issues affecting all Australians and the telecommunications industry. nowwearetalking is managed by Telstra. Find out more about this site.

Customise Page

Customise topic view

Please select items below for your custom page.

Re-organising your page

Log in here

Forgotten your password?Use ssl security

Register now

Use ssl security

Customise topic view

Customising your topic view will tailor your user experience by only displaying content which is relevant to the topic/s you have selected.

This setting will apply site-wide and will remain applied until you wish to change it.

Customise your modules

Customise your modules allows you to add or remove panels of content which appear on the homepage.

These can be added to or removed from the homepage at any time.

Re-organising your page

RSS feed

Technology trends

a blog by Dr Hugh Bradlow

Latest 'Technology trends' blog entry

Population density and Law 3

Dr Hugh Bradlow

Dr Hugh Bradlow responds to a few of your comments submitted to the “Technology Laws of Telecommunications Economics” blog series - in which he argued that it was somewhat deluded to expect that the economics of broadband supply and demand would be the same in Australia as they were in the populous regions of the northern hemisphere.

In March this year, I wrote a blog as part of my series on the “Technology Laws of Telecommunications Economics” entitled Law 3: "Telecommunications efficiency is driven by scale economies”. I pointed out that it was somewhat deluded to expect that the economics of broadband supply and demand would be the same in Australia as they are in the populous regions of the northern hemisphere. At the time a number of people commented on the blog that the overall population density comparisons... More...

 

Previous 'Technology trends' entries

Cargo cult

Blogger Hugh Bradlow returns from a well deserved holiday and sets out to rectify certain technical claims made recently by Alan Kohler in his article "FTTN-piracy and porn"... well, other than his reference to “little switches inside the nodes” – as that was a little bit too hard to figure out what he was referring to - perhaps those switches are run by “little green men"? More...

The technology laws of telecommunications economics: Law 5

After attending a global mobile carriers conference, Dr Hugh Bradlow says it is refreshing to find the awe and respect Telstra receives from the international market and remarks what a change it makes from the constant carping of self-proclaimed ‘experts’ such as Michael Sainsbury and Paul Budde back home in Australia. More...

Holography

Having recently been ‘beamed’ into the future through a hologram image, blogger Dr Hugh Bradlow believes the journey of telecommunications does not end until the day we can deliver an experience which is exactly the same as being in the same room as the people you are communicating with. More...

Results 1 - 4 of 68.

>>>