News that the NBN Co and Telstra have reached an agreement to share infrastructure should be music to the ears of screen content creators.
It's only a Heads of Agreement, but it looks as though the basics of a deal are in place.
Telstra will let NBN Co use its existing conduits in return for $11 billion and migration of the old copper and cable-based services to the new fibre optic network.
The NBN Co's CEO Mike Quigley has been out spruiking the consumer benefits, including HD video streaming.
A by-product could be that dismantling the NBN and sinking Australia's video content game-changer will be harder for an incoming Coalition.
See our item on Singapore's new network for more on high-speed video.
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