Proposals for a change in UK broadband policy have sparked interest in government interventions in broadband elsewhere, and in particular in Australia’s National Broadband Network.
This note sets out Australia’s history with the NBN, and its consequences.
Sophie James assists the Broadband Stakeholder Group, SmarterUK, and the Communications Infrastructure programme, supporting each team with administrative and event support, research and communications. Prior to joining techUK, Sophie completed a masters in Film Studies at University College London. She has previously worked as a marketing manager for a design and fabrication company, and has project coordination experience in the graphic design and music industries.
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