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Telecom's Reynolds floats de-merger option

Telecom chief exec Paul Reynolds has floated the idea of splitting the company into two listed entities.

Feedback needed on mobile roaming charges

The Government is seeking feedback on trans-Tasman mobile roaming charges, which some believe are 'excessive'.

iPhone target of protest

Telecom woes 'lesson in selling off assets'

Telecom hits new low after split talk

Telecom's share price dropped to an all-time low yesterday after CEO Paul Reynolds said the company could split off its network division.

Mobile network aims to undercut rivals

2degrees is offering customers 50MB of mobile data for just $6, which it says is the lowest prepay mobile data plan in the market.

Orcon, Compass, Slingshot agree to share broadband

Concerned Facebook users should use 'private' settings

Unsure of your new Facebook privacy settings? Set everything to "private", says the Privacy Commissioner.

Privacy office invites feedback on Facebook concerns

New Zealanders unhappy with changes to Facebook's privacy settings can share their concerns with the Privacy Commissioner.

'Fall of the mighty' sees Telecom hit historic low

Vodafone withdraws Talk plan

Budget 2010: $200m allocation sets Government broadband vehicle's wheels in motion

Vodafone pulls controversial mobile plan

Web passport 'to stop the bad guys'

Vodafone's customer call cut short

Big users force out Big Time

Telecom has called time on its all-you-can-eat Big Time broadband plan as it struggles to manage traffic demand created by the plan.

Olson tipped to replace Houlden as Telecom's CFO

Kiwi broadband performance: Behind the figures

When the industry is heading along the right path, it is perhaps ironic that the largest step is the most uncertain, writes Mike Cranna.