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Simon Hackett argues that Telstra's Fibre To The Node (FTTN) - which the giant telco walked away from last year - was designed to strand the investments of its competitors and turn the broadband services competition clock back to 1996. Simon, the managing director of national broadband trailblazer Internode and network infrastructructure pioneer Agile Communications, first published this article about the history of ADSL broadband in Australia on his blog www.simonhackett.com.
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