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Entrepreneurs champion two suggestions. Is Kris Faafoi or the industry listening?

Spark Sport made free as Covid-19 decimates content

Across the Tasman, EPL rights holder Optus offers refunds. Sky's thumping continues.

Telco industry says it's ready for remote-working surge

But it's not quite that simple.

Sky shares fall sharply, again, as Covid-19 decimates sports calendar

Some fans defect. Across the Tasman, football rights holder Optus offers refunds.

Paul Brislen: It's Y2K but with germs

In crucial ways, Covid-19 is closer to the Millennium Bug than the flu.

Coronavirus: How to clean your phone

The risk lies in sharing your phone or computer with other people.

Apple closes all stores around the world outside China

Apple is closing all its stores to limit transmission of the virus.

Chch mosque shootings clip still on Facebook, one year on

"You're creating the perpetrators."

Who pays more for mobile & broadband: Aussies or Kiwis? Watchdog's answer

ComCom serves up its latest trend and market share stats.

Coronavirus: Pharmac working to minimise supply issues

Douglas Pharmaceuticals details its punishing contract.

Chorus clocks biggest traffic surge since RWC

Of work and play.

Coronavirus: Vitamin C flying off the shelves, but does it boost immunity?

Listed maker has sold $1.2m worth in 3 days - the same dollar amount as over 2019.

What to do for people who rely on home phones for 111 calls?

What happens in 2022, when copper lines will be ripped out or turned off?

Councils' parking app hit by ransomware attack

Angry users have been demanding answers for five days.

1200 Vodafone staff to work from home to test 'worst case' coronavirus response

Vodafone's six-level Auckland headquarters will almost empty in coming days.

Juha Saarinen: Not going to work in viral times

Remote working on a massive scale is uncharted territory.