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I have been invited to speak at the 5G Business Summit in Sydney on 28-30 April 2020. As part of this, I have been able negotiate a 15% discount for TelSoc Members (Financial and Guest Members). Please see the embarrassing poster with my picture on it for details. To book, follow the instructions on the poster. I hope to see some of you there! Best regards, Tim Herring, Executive Director TelSoc
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I have been invited to speak at the 5G Business Summit in Sydney on 28-30 April 2020. As part of this, I have been able negotiate a 15% discount for TelSoc Members (Financial and Guest Members). Please see the embarrassing poster with my picture on it for details. To book, follow the instructions on the poster. I hope to see some of you there! Best regards, Tim Herring, Executive Director TelSoc
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The 5G Business Summit 2019 takes place 25-27 June at SMC Conference & Function Centre in Sydney. The Summit provides an opportunity to take a comprehensive look at how 5G will impact you and your business. TelSoc members receive 15% discount off the registration fee – see code on the website.
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2019 Henry Sutton Oration in Melbourne Thursday 20th June for Dinner and Drinks
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The 2018 Charles Todd Medal has been awarded to Iñaki Berroeta, Chief Executive of Vodafone Hutchison Australia since 2014. The award recognizes Mr Berroeta’s achievements in radically improving the performance of this company, especially in its product offerings and its customer service, and for his active collaboration across the industry to deliver reforms of benefit to all telecommunications consumers.
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A new book, 'Changing Jobs. The Fair Go in the Machine Age' by Jim Chalmers and Mike Quigley, has been launched today (25 September 2017). It is reviewed by Peter Gerrand in TelSoc's Journal, the Australian Journal of Telecommunications and the Digital Economy, here.
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Dear TelSoc Member or Guest Member, TelSoc is making changes to the TelSoc Brand and to its membership (details on the website)
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A number of individuals (including some from TelSoc) have been involved recently in discussions on the NBN using public forums.The problem here is that the discussions can become less than fact-based. Resulting from this TelSoc agreed to host a new moderated forum for discussions in the hope that we can address broad topics in a polite and constructive manner. You can find this at: telsoc.org/blogs/broadband (main menu item Broadband)
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TelSoc is holding a forum on telecommunications and security between 22-23 November at the Rendezvous Hotel in Melbourne. Put the forum into your calendar now and start spreading the word to colleagues!
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Announcing TelSoc's new webpage devoted to articles on Australia's national broadband network: the history, new critiques of the status quo, and visions for a better future.