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Coronavirus: Working-from-home pioneer shares tips for bosses, serious fears for staff
Employers must allow for disruption. Domestic violence increase possible.
Employers must allow for disruption. Domestic violence increase possible.
A tech veteran's top tips - and his pick of the bunch for videoconferencing tools.
American subsidiary hopes to partner with the Ministry of Health.
Staff shortages see both telcos warn on store closures to come.
PLUS: Vodafone NZ, Spark, 2degrees & Datacom update on their remote-work adventures.
PLUS: Work-from-home surge noticeable for the first time today.
Calls are getting louder after steps taken by telcos.
PLUS: Pay-TV provider's shares get upgrade.
Government buying devices, installing home internet, to prepare for school closures.
Irregular rhythm and do-it-yourself ECG features.
Kiwis hit to the tune of $30,000 each. Spark says current rules make safeguards tricky.
New York Times: Digital tools can create connections, not conflict.
Scammers are trying to use the coronavirus scare to rip off unsuspecting Kiwis.
The broadband providers doing their bit to help remote workers amid the Covid-19 scare.
It's absolutely crucial that people have internet access during a crisis.
Internet for the under-privileged, buy-local, remote-working reforms needed.
Being a grown-up broadcaster comes with responsibilities, company says.
Across the Tasman, EPL rights holder Optus offers refunds. Sky's thumping continues.
Some fans defect. Across the Tasman, football rights holder Optus offers refunds.
In crucial ways, Covid-19 is closer to the Millennium Bug than the flu.
The risk lies in sharing your phone or computer with other people.
Apple is closing all its stores to limit transmission of the virus.
"You're creating the perpetrators."
More events, competitions in doubt in fast-moving situation.
But today at least the telco takes a thumping, in line with other stocks.
HBR: Waking up to viral fame and riches? Now that dream is beginning to look like reality.
Tech companies continue to detect an explosion of abusive content on their platforms.
There's growing uncertainty over the impact of coronavirus on the tech company.