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Jammers to stop prison calls

02 October, 2013

A nine-month trial has begun to test ways to prevent illicit mobile phone use by prison inmates by jamming the calls.


ARCIA: new president's welcome

30 September, 2013

ARCIA's new president, Hamish Duff, presents his views on the leading role ARCIA should play in developing the industry.


North America leads in mobile video surveillance

30 September, 2013

Research by HIS says North America remains the dominant market for mobile video surveillance equipment, but EMEA and ASIA are to grow.


Interview: Shaun Smith, NSW Telco Authority

30 September, 2013 by Jonathan Nally

Radio Comms Asia-Pacific spoke with the NSW Telco Authority's director, Shaun Smith, to get an update on the NSW GRN and the infrastructure review.


Friday fragments - comms news from around the web for 27 September 2013

27 September, 2013

A weekly round-up of critical communications and public safety radio news from around the internet for Friday, 27 September 2013.


Friday fragments - comms news from around the web for 20 September 2013

20 September, 2013 by Jonathan Nally

A weekly round-up of critical communications and public safety radio news from around the internet for Friday, 20 September 2013.


Comms problems? Blame the (space) weather

19 September, 2013

Protecting terrestrial critical communications infrastructure from climatological influences is of vital importance. Researchers are now looking for new ways to protect communications satellites from space weather too.


Friday fragments - comms news from around the web for 13 September 2013

13 September, 2013

A weekly round-up of critical communications and public safety radio news from around the internet for Friday, 13 September 2013.


Friday fragments - comms news from around the web for 6 September 2013

06 September, 2013

A weekly round-up of critical communications and public safety radio news from around the internet for Friday, 6 September 2013.


Friday fragments - comms news from around the web for 23 August 2013

23 August, 2013

A weekly round-up of radio and communications news from around the internet for Friday, 23 August 2013.


Designing the SKA's precursor with digital simulation

22 August, 2013 by Francois Kapp, SKA South Africa

The challenge of developing instruments to cope with the flood of data from the next generation of radio telescopes is pushing the boundaries of technology. Simulation can help.


Optical capacity world record set

22 August, 2013

A European fibre network has set a Guinness World Record for the fastest rate of provisioning multiterabit optical capacity.


Celestial GPS using dead stars

22 August, 2013

Radio signals from deep space could soon be used to produce a kind of ‘celestial GPS’ for satellite navigation.


ARCIA Industry Dinner - last chance to book

22 August, 2013

Guest speaker for the 2013 SA Industry Dinner and Networking Event will be the Shadow Minister for Economic and Regional Development, Martin Hamilton-Smith.


$26m for radioastronomy in WA

19 August, 2013

Western Australian industry and science will benefit from a $26m WA government investment in the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research.


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