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Mobile telecommunications

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Mobile telecommunication systems
Mobile communication systems
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Mobile technology
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Social media and online messaging asked to crack down on online extremists


Whose responsibility is it to monitor and stem communication that relates to violence and terrorist activity?
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Learning for low carbon living: the potential of mobile learning applications for built environment trades and professionals in Australia

Professionals and tradespeople do not promote low carbon building options unless they have proven solutions and confidence to implement them. Consequently, without effective education and training they continue to ‘lock in’ high carbon options. Studies of education and training in sustainable and low-carbon building practices indicate collaborative learning approaches are required to address this issue.
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Forensic audit of mobile telephone records


On 12 January 2017, the Privacy Commissioner issued an interim report regarding a forensic audit of the mobile telephones of certain Victorian politicians and public servants being undertaken at the request or direction of the Premier of Victoria. The audit was in response to the apparent leak of information regarding an increase in police numbers...
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Connected future


5G means seamless connectivity. Ultra-fast and ultra-reliable, transmitting massive amounts of data at super low latency. It will support the ever increasing requirements of the existing network and new applications as unknowable today as the 4G services we take for granted would have been a decade ago. Securing the mobile networks necessary to put the...
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Telecommunications universal service obligation: draft report


This draft report explores the future direction of a universal service obligation in an evolving telecommunications market. This draft report was released on 6 December 2016. You are invited to examine the draft report and to make written submissions by Friday 20 January 2017. Key points Rapid developments in telecommunications technology are transforming the ways...