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Quid pro quo for free spectrum: Telcos reveal 5G rural upgrade spend. A good deal?
More details revealed of a scheme that's seen telcos receive spectrum at no cost.
Basic fibre restored for Gisborne after last-minute digger blunder
Telco boss calls blunder disheartening for crews working 24/7. Telcos offer free data.
Fibre install delays causing headaches
About a third of people who have switched to ultra-fast broadband have encountered problems with the installation, Consumer NZ research has found.
Lenders checking Twitter profiles
Money lenders are peering into the Facebook and Twitter profiles of would-be borrowers to look for evidence of debts or dodgy spending habits.
Apps take pressure off pocket
Still paying for your mobile phone calls and texts? It won't be long before you're in the minority.
Surf's up: Broadband to get cheaper
NZ can look forward to cheaper broadband or higher data caps after National was yesterday left with no mates in Parliament to support its proposal to override price cuts.
Govt loses pricing support
The Government's support partners have come out against the proposal to override the Commerce Commission's recommendation of a cut to internet prices.
Chorus payout questioned
Telecommunications company Chorus's $95 million payout to investors is being questioned after the company's warning about its financial viability.
Chorus and copper pricing - the debate
Telecommunications Users association head Paul Brislen and Chorus chief executive Mark Ratcliffe present both sides of the internet pricing debate.
Chris Barton: Is the cost of broadband about to rise?
There's a Machiavellian hand at work in Amy Adams plans to raise the cost of broadband for New Zealand consumers, writes Chris Barton.
Scam Watch - Aug 18
A scam that cost a business $18,000 has prompted a warning this week to be careful with invoicing.
TV3 shuts service after hack
TV3 has stopped making television shows available to be viewed on mobile phones after its service was hacked.
Paul Brislen: We need an NZ ICT plan
ICT is clearly the rising star in the NZ economy, but we have to do more than pay it lip service...
Your place, the workplace
Is working from home really working? Anthony Doesburg reports.
Vodafone unveils 4G service
Vodafone has announced the launch of new 4G mobile internet services which have the potential to let smartphone or tablet users watch movies on the go.
Dotcom's broadband plan
Kim Dotcom is proposing free broadband to all New Zealanders as he tries to resurrect the ill-fated Pacific Fibre cable connecting New Zealand to the United States.
High cost of iPhone 5 plans
New Zealand has some of the most expensive iPhone 5 plans compared to Australia, Britain and the United States.