John Costa’s 35 Years of Contributions to this Telecommunications Journal
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Australian telecommunciations, Telecommunication Journal of Australia, Journal of Telecommunications and the Digital Economy
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John Costa has retired from this Journal’s Board of Editors, after 35 years of active contribution. From 1990 to 1992, he was Executive Editor (and Editor-in-Chief), producing eight issues of the Telecommunication Journal of Australia (TJA), the name of this Journal up until 2013. Just as significant were the many subsequent issues of the Journal for which he was Guest Editor, from 1994 onwards. TJA evolved first into the Australian Journal of Telecommunications and the Digital Economy (AJTDE: 2013–2018) and subsequently the more deliberately international Journal of Telecommunications and the Digital Economy (JTDE: 2019– ). As an ongoing and popular member of the Editorial Advisory Board, John was noted for his skill in commissioning new papers from distinguished overseas authors, as well as the impetus he gave the Journal in its coverage of new forms of satellite and terrestrial radio communications.
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Costa, J., Bennett, B., Dougall, B., Darling, P., & Duc, N. Q. (1989). Telecom Network Evolution. Telecommunication Journal of Australia, 39(2), 3–24.
Costa, J., Craick, J., Ellershaw, J., Ross, M. H., Fraser, A., Buchanan, M., & Bernard, P. (1989). The Paperless, Wireless, Peopleless Office? Telecommunication Journal of Australia, 39(3), 3–34.
Costa, J., Ellershaw, J., & Beale, A. (1991). Trends in Integrated Management of Services and Networks. Telecommunication Journal of Australia, 41(2), 3–9.
Costa, J. (2004). Obituary, Frank Nitzsche. Telecommunication Journal of Australia, 54(2), 52.
Costa; J., & Miller, M. (2013). Another great wonder of the world? – Early experience with High Speed Broadband. Telecommunication Journal of Australia, 63(1), 41–45.
Pritchard-Kelly, R., & Costa, J. (2022). Low Earth Orbit Satellite systems: Comparisons with Geostationary and Other Satellite Systems, and their Significant Advantages. Journal of Telecommunications and the Digital Economy, 10(1), 1–22. https://doi.org/10.18080/jtde.v10n1.552
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