Submission + - Australia's Outback Could Get Web Via TV Antenna (discovery.com)
disco_tracy writes: Australia began switching off its analog TV signals in June and the transition to digital-only transmission is expected to be complete by the end of 2013, five years before the roll out finishes for the NBN. The leftover analog spectrum could be used to deliver Internet to people living in remote areas. Unlike 3G networks which lose download speed exponential to increasing users, the analog signal would provide a consistent speed no matter how many users there were.
