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"The Rapid Decline of Public Ethos"

A book about governing fair trade and commerce in the digital era.

Do you know that the world is building 10's Gbts telecommunications broadband as the general standard to the home, to replace copper wires while Australia still talks about 12 Mgbts even after Australia's public Telstra built Gbts broadband back in the early nineties?

Do you know why a public telecommunication infrastructure is so critical to business efficiency and flexibility in the digital era?

Do you know about the revolutionary logistics opportunities post Australian's entry into the digital era?

Are you aware that within a democracy, law and order for physical goods movement apply with equality to law and order for electronic goods movement?

Do you know that these opportunities have been available to Australian trade and commerce for over a decade, opportunities expelled from Australia, by the adoption of economic reforms?

Do you know why these revolutionary opportunities are not possible while Telstra remains a privatised commercial media company?

Have you wondered why Australians have been publicly arguing in the media and within its federal parliament about broadband for over a decade while revolutionary opportunities from the sciences and technologies are ignored by Australia?

Do you know why the Howard government abandoned the revolutionary opportunities for open markets and fair trade with Australia's entry into the digital era?

Do you know why the Federal government abandonded public education about such revolutionary opportunities for the rapid advancement of industrial opportunities in the most critical phase of Australian's entry into the digital era?

Do you know that without public and business understanding of logistics management and standardisation of trade and commerce in the digital era the expulsion of social and economic abuse and corruption that is now invading the digital era, will not be realised?

Do you know that without law and order and standardisation for e-information flow, e-goods flow and e-money flow, the expulsion of social and economic abuse and corruption will not be realised?

Do you know why this expulsion is crucial to the survival of democracy and social justice and how the Australian public can be protected by the rule of law from these new abusive practices?

Do you know the private forces behind economic reforms, for instance, for the privatisation of Telstra and how these forces removed competition and instead stimulated social and economic abuse and political corruption?

Do you know for business to be trustworthy in the digital era so should government policies be trustworthy. Find out why and how instead, economic reforms conceal revolutionary opportunities for Australian trade and commerce.

Learn how economic reform corrupted the objectievs for Australia to be world leaders in the digital era of e-trade and e-commerce!

Learn why the new Labor government is also concealing from the public how Australia's objectives for telecommunications in the digital era were corrupted by economic reforms. Learn who were the driving forces behind the economic reform policies before Telstra was privatised by the Howard government.

Read "The Rapid Decline of Public Ethos" and understand the revolutionary opportunities in business logistics and administration, the why and the how.

See the bottom of this page to find out how you can purchase this book of public enlightenment about public affairs in Australia.

Learn why telecommunications is far too critical to business than to have Telstra converted to a media marketing tool exclusive to a medoa ologopoly, and then privatised.

This book explains how Telstra privatisation was a scheme contrived to corrupt Australians digital transition program for revolutionary business and educational opportunities post the digital transition.

Learn why Australian business fraternity must expel the contrived behaviour for private exploitation of Australian wealth from Australian investments in intellectually added revolutionary values such as those that built Australia's broadband FTTN telecommunications infrastructure, the first in the world.

This book explains how private control over public telecommunications infrastuctures stifles open markets and fair trade. It explains how this can be repaired in short time and at little cost to business with revolutionary opportunities that follow post this repair.

This book is dedicated to the Australian scientists and engineers who positioned Australia at the cutting edge of the world's entry into the digital era. One day Australia will officially respect this fraternity for what it has achieved and for what it will achieve in the future.

Rapid Decline of Public Ethos

150 pages A5 size, 12 charts and 6 quarter page colour plates, first published, April 2008. RRP is $29.95. Order via your local book store quoting ISBN 978-0-9804923-0-9 or order direct from the publisher. Price includes postage and handling to postal addresses in Australia. To overseas addresses, $35.

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Thanks for your interest to this extremely serious and sadly neglected issue.