We talk with James Spenceley, the founder of Vocus and chair of Airtasker, about Swoop, the company he also chairs and which just listed on the ASX in the past few days.

This week Grahame Lynch talks with Optus CEO Kelly Bayer Rosmarin on the telco's annual results, which were a tale of two halves with bright spots in mobiles and enterprises. We also follow up with Simon Dux on Optus' latest 5G standalone breakthrough.

In this edition of CommsDay Live we take an extended look at an issue many have put in the too hard basket: how to get OTTs to pay their share of the expensive broadband network investment which gets their offerings to the masses. Canopus Networks' Vijay Sivaraman and Kevin Bloch talk with Grahame Lynch about a problem that suddenly doesn't seem so insurmountable now that OTTs are compensating legacy media publishers on precisely the same "unequal bargaining power" grounds.

In this week's special CommsDay Summit edition of the podcast we hear from:

This week we held The Great 5G Panel at CommsDay Summit. 

• Telstra network engineering executive Ash Hunter

2.00 The big inversion of 5G is coming - how will it change industries and the economy?

15.30 What is the role for open cloud and open RAN in 5G networks?

29.05 There is a push for a cloud native 5G core - is this achievable or even desirable?

35.00 What does standalone 5G mean for the mobile network? Why is it important?

42.05 How can 5G improve revenue and can it claim a share of the wallet spend currently dedicated to fixed broadband?

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In this special diet edition of CommsDay Live, Grahame Lynch and Simon Dux look at: