In January, with a bit of luck and hard work over Christmas, the government will publish a green paper on a new Communications Act to replace the 2003 act, which is getting rather frayed round the edges.
By all accounts, Malcolm Turnbull, the former Minister of Communications chosen to replace Abbott, is more popular than his predecessor; certainly among his own party, but also with a broader and younger demographic, which is both skeptical and — in some cases — angered by Abbott's conservative stances, particularly on climate change, gay marriage, asylum seekers, and women's rights.
Microsoft's "Skype for Business," the communications service designed to replace the older tool Microsoft Lync, is rolling out publicly to iOS users today, the company announced this morning.
What would happen if all of these firms a band of specialised upstarts, the giant cable companies and the traditional telecoms titans were to clash head-on in a global battle to provide a new communications technology that is certain to replace the one most commonly used today?That is what is about to take place.
The spokesman said the termination had left the authority "well overdue" to replace vital communications equipment.
Over 20 years ago, the U.S. government set out to create a technology infrastructure designed to replace existing communications and information distribution platforms in the U.S.
$300,000 for the Secret Service to replace vehicles and communications equipment.
Infra-Com, an Israeli optical communications company, is developing a system to replace that rat's nest with infrared light signals.
To replace Robert Gibbs Jay Carneyy, currently the communications director for Vice-President Biden, and formerly the Washington bureau chief for Time magazine.
