The first issue for 2019 has now been published and contains papers on policy, new technologies and historical interest. Please pass the notification to colleagues that might be interested in the Journal's papers.
The fourth issue for 2018 has now been published and contains papers on the 4G to 5G network architecture evolution, what now for the Australia's NBN, privacy and security, the impressions of an overseas visit by a lines engineer, flow-level load balancing of HTTP traffic using OpenFlow, and conflicts in routing and UAV Autonomy.
The third issue for 2018 has now been published and contains papers on fixed broadband adoption and economic growth in ASEAN, a frameworkfor demystifying M2M spectrum regulation, bitmaps and bitmasks, efficiently compressing deterministic automata and the communications for the America's Cup Challenge defence held in Fremantle, Australia.
The first issue for 2017 has now been published and contains papers on International telecommunications legislation and regulation, innovative research, public policy and the history of Australian telecommunications.
The fourth issue for 2016 has now been published and contains papers on International telecommunications legislation and regulation, public policy and the history of Australian telecommunications.
The third issue for 2016 has now been published and contains papers on media transformation, digital currency and the history of Australian telecommunications.
The second issue for 2016 has now been published and contains papers on media transformation, digital currency and the history of Australian telecommunications.
The first issue for 2016 has now been published and contains papers on media transformation, digital currency and the history of Australian telecommunications.
The fourth issue for 2015 has now been published and contains research and industry articles and public policy papers that highlight Universal Service, legacy telecommunication equipment and systems, ICT in Tasmania and how Ultra-Fast Broadband is being rolled out in New Zealand.
The third issue for 2015 has now been published and contains research and industry articles and public policy papers that highlight affordability, access and usability and an opportunity for the government now led by Mr Malcolm Turnbull to focus on an alternate approach to telecommunications.
The second issue for 2015 has now been published and contains papers on affordability and international competitiveness that highlight the need for the telecommunications industry to adapt to the global digital economy whilst stiving to ensure telecommunications is affordable.
The first issue for 2015 has now been published and contains industry case study and public policy papers that highlight the innovation and rapid changes occuring in the telecommunications industry.