#47 Communications Chambers‘ Robert Kenny and TIO Judi Jones

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In this episode we talk with: CommsDay editors Rohan Pearce and Simon Dux about the week that was Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman Judi Jones on her decision to leave next year Communications Chambers' Robert Kenny on fascinating new research comparing broadband data usage across countries and we hear Communications Minister Paul Fletcher's response to the controversial Julian Leeser private members bill

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