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Govt isn't anti-Telecom, says Joyce
New Zealand's government isn't trying to undermine Telecom by bolstering rural broadband services, Communications Minister Steven Joyce says.
Rural plan pushes Telecom to record low
Telecom's stock price hit an all-time low yesterday after it told the market that its share of the Government's new rural broadband initiative would cost it $168 million over three years.
$900m plan to open NZ internet tap
Plans for a new high-speed link are expected to lead to lower internet prices and unlimited downloads for home connections.
Entrepreneurs announce $900m fast broadband plan
A proposed optic fibre cable linking NZ, Australia and the USA would unleash billions of dollars of economic potential by connecting NZ businesses to global markets by 2013.
Govt may review subsidies after latest Telecom outage
Up to $50m of yearly government subsidies to Telecom could be up for review if this morning's 111 outage is found to amount to a substandard service.
Can Telecom survive?
Still reeling from the XT debacle, Telecom must woo back disgruntled customers and rebuild its image.
Telecom identifies staff responsible for 'f*** you' texts
Four Manila-based call centre staff have been suspended over abusive text messages sent to Telecom customers.
Telecom launches inquiry into 'F*** you' call centre text
Telecom is investigating claims a customer received an abusive text from its call centre after complaining of delays in her cellphone service.
Reynolds: Telecom's profits down but making progress
Telecom has announced a profit of $80 million in the December quarter, down 23.8 percent on the same period last year in what it called a 'solid result'.