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Mobile data gets cheaper for Kiwis
One telco is offering an unlimited data plan at a competitive rate.
Chorus doubles down on fixed network as outlook dims
Spark's dwindling reliance on the copper lines is feeding Chorus' cloudy outlook.
Spark customers hit by data problems
People on the Spark mobile network have had problems with data today.
NZ telcos in no rush to push 5G mobile
5G is seen as a key component of machine-to-machine connectivity.
Vodafone NZ back in black after 3 years in red
Vodafone boosted revenue in an increasingly competitive telco sector.
Who's winning between Vodafone and Spark?
Spark annual profit climbs 13 per cent as sales tick up
Spark annual profit climbs 13pc as sales tick up
Sales ticked up for Spark and it is continuing its focus on stripping out costs.
Four telcos warned by Commerce Commission
Four New Zealand telcos have been warned in relation to Fair Trading Act breaches.
Spark cuts roaming rates as data use overseas soars
Spark has joined Vodafone in overhauling its overseas roaming packages as travel booms.
Kiwis favour cellphones over landlines
Last year was the first time we'd talked more on our cellphones than landlines.
'We invented competition in NZ': 2degrees boss
2degrees CEO Stewart Sherriff thinks the company brought competition to the telco market.
Spark's wireless broadband key to fatter margins
Spark's wireless broadband key to fatter margins as 5G clouds outlook: FNZC.
Embracing governance issues
COMMENT: Companies with higher ESG ratings are, on average, outperforming their peers.
Queenstown first to get 4.5G network
Queenstown has become the first town in New Zealand to get a 4.5G mobile data network.
Spark buying back all its stores
Spark is planning to buy back all its stores from external management.
Spark buys marketing firm Ubiquity Software
Spark New Zealand has bought Auckland-based marketing automation firm Ubiquity Software.
Concerns over 'back door' into modems
Expert says the remote access could provide a pathway to contents of people's computers.
Game of Phones: The clash of NZ's telcos
The battle between Spark and Vodafone to lead the mobile market has never been closer.
2degrees gaining momentum in telco market: analysts
2degrees turned its first profit in 2016, confirming it as a credible third telco.
Spark completes divorce from Yahoo
Spark has completed the divorce from Yahoo and brought its Xtra email service home.
Spark staff fear mass job cuts
Spark deny rumours of 1000 jobs losses saying the company is always undergoing changes.
Do young companies need a board to grow?
COMMENT: Problems can rise in scaling start-ups into a larger sustainable company.
Spark ditches old phone network
Spark is dumping the public telephone network and replacing it with an IP-based network.
TeamTalk shareholders back Farmside sale
TeamTalk shareholders back a deal to sell a controlling stake in Farmside.
Why unlimited data plans are annoying
COMMENT: Please, telcos: confusion as a marketing tool doesn't work. Keep it simple.
Spark's 80c/share is final TeamTalk offer
Spark New Zealand says its hostile 80 cents-a-share offer for TeamTalk is final.
ComCom eyes issues in Spark's TeamTalk bid
The Commerce Commission is looking for any competition issues.
Transtasman submarine cable goes live
A 2288km fibre optic cable between New Zealand and Australia is officially in service.
Small investors treated as second class
COMMENT: The Shareholders' Association is on the warpath.
TeamTalk sell controlling stake in Farmside
TeamTalk to sell controlling stake in Farmside to Vodafone as Spark circles.
TeamTalk valuation 'lacks credibility'
Spark says an independent valuation range for its takeover target lacks credibility.
Tasman gap gives KiwiSavers little choice
KiwiSaver is a fantastic long-term superannuation scheme but it has one major drawback: limited domestic investment opportunities.
4.5G on NZ data caps? You're joking
COMMENT: Mobile plans with data caps won't make use of new 4.5G networks, Juha Saarinen writes.