Life's a glitch, then you cry
As UK banks struggle with a crippling IT failure, companies are being warned that technical vulnerabilities are internal, not from the outside.
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Mobile advertising spend expected to rise
Smartphones now make up 30 per cent of all handsets in New Zealand and a jump in mobile advertising should soon follow, says an advertising business organisation.
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Telecom trials 4G mobile tech ahead of spectrum auction
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Telecom CEO to leave at end of June
Telecom chief executive Paul Reynolds will leave the phone company at the end of June.
Anger as Orcon wipes 5000 business emails
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