SIP in higher education

[Stephen Kingham <>]

Hi

The long awaited report from the Australian Government on VoIP has been 
published. You can find the media release and the link to the actual 
document here:
http://www.dcita.gov.au/newsroom/media_releases/voip_policy_framework_announced

Last Christmas several AARNet staff and AARNet VoIP Working Group 
Members submitted a comprehensive submission that lead to this report 
and I would like to take this opportunity to thank them again, Rod Ibel 
(USQ), Steve Cox (Flinders), Wil Daniels (ACU), Craig Everett (CSIRO), 
Ruston Hutchens (AARNet/GrangeNet), Richard Vanderwaal (Swinburne), and 
myself.  The submission can be found here:
http://www.aarnet.edu.au/engineering/wgs/iptel/presentations/index.html

Regards

Stephen Kingham


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*Subject:* [Minister-announce] VOIP policy framework announced

The Australian Government will support the introduction of a new number 
range to facilitate the development of Voice over Internet Protocol 
(VOIP) services, the Minister for Communications, Information Technology 
and the Arts, Senator Helen Coonan, announced today. 

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Regards

Stephen Kingham

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