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America's Cup vs RWC: What's in store for viewers
Free-to-air versus the paywall. It's a classic battle of broadcasting philosophies.
Free-to-air versus the paywall. It's a classic battle of broadcasting philosophies.
Telco prompted to move following Commerce Commission probe.
The Kiwi executive will join the board on 28 May.
Vodafone boss says telecommunications industry should have focused more on its clients.
They're dancing for charity, but the charity doesn't get all the profits.
The parliamentary committee said removing restrictions would risk distorting competition.
Consumers could see a return to 2007 prices for internet under proposed regulations
Phone providers agree an industry standard for dealing with scams.
Kiwis are advised not to call back when they've missed a call from a mysterious number.
The West is troubled by Russia's new interest in the world's 400 fiber-optic cables.
Reports of the SIS and GCSB show how many warrants to intercept communications in force.
Flip, Slingshot and Orcon customers are reporting slow or even no internet.
Will your phone be affected by the change?
Spark charged the new mum 30c for every megabyte used over the data allowance.
Network operator to cut 10% of permanent and fixed-term employees.
Spark is launching Lightbox movies and a kids channel, adding to its video on demand
Mobile service provider 2degrees has waived a customer's global roaming charges
COMMENT: Internet giants are sinking in plenty of cash.
Some shoppers can't be bothered getting off their cellphones.
The local share market has taken a back seat to Wall Street's record gains.
A South Island town in the middle of a 244km reception black spot are desperate for help.
Kiwis are making good use of their mobile devices over the Christmas break.
Billionaires may be the future of space policy. Here is what they want from it:
InternetNZ condemns repeal of "net neutrality" rules, but Kiwi users less exposed.
Spark and Vodafone have set up temporary service centres in Whanganui.
Chorus says 5G technology should be built on a regulated, government-backed basis
Sky wants internet companies to block Kiwis from accessing download sites.
COMMENT: Best to avoid using costly service by changing settings.
Only a third of New Zealand's phone would have received the emergency alert test.