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Court finds against Telecom over high-speed data pricing
The High Court has found today that Telecom leveraged its position to charge competitors disproportionately high prices for access to its network.
Critics vocal on Obama's peace prize
US President Barack Obama's recent Nobel Peace Prize has generated much praise as well consternation around the world.
Telecom's price hike upsets users big time
Telecom has angered internet customers by hiking the price of unlimited broadband access.
The godfather of punk seeks new Passenger
Punk rock legend Iggy Pop will re-record classic track in campaign for state-owned telco Orcon.
<i>Graeme Baker:</i> Heartfelt confessions of a Google addict
Google has turned my brain to mush. I used to store all the information I knew in one place - my brain.
Banking while on the go
Internet banking could become old hat as consumers now opt to use their mobile phones.
Govt plans to phase out controversial Telecom levy
The Govt has proposed phasing out the Telecommunications Service Obligations (TSO) levy and setting up a new $300m rural broadband initiative.
Social sites catch 90pc of Kiwi web users
New Zealanders are obsessed with online social networks and increasingly trust what they read on the web, new research suggests.