Gidday – for those who don’t know me I’m Chris O’Connell and I’ll be the voice of TUANZ for the next 4 months until Craig Young begins the role. (It says I’m Paul because I’m coming to grips with our CMS!) I’ve been around TUANZ for quite a while, I started out judging the TUANZ […]
In response to Sue Kedgely’s opinion piece on why we should be afraid of cellphones, I wrote this piece on the research into cellphones and cancer.
How many people should New Zealand have as a population? Is four million enough or should we aim for more? What are the benefits and what are the risks in trying to increase the size of the population?
Why is uptake so low for the UFB? Should we be worried by the lack of interest or can we help drive customer demand?
Michael Wigley is one of New Zealand’s top lawyers with an interest in the telco space (in its broadest sense) and here he posts on the Google EU privacy wrangle, from the other side of the coin.
The EU has told Google it must help some customers remove access to their long-irrelevant data stored online. This is a very bad idea.
The Commerce Commission’s annual telco monitoring report is out. Amidst the good news one big question is raised – why do on account mobile customers pay so much for their service?
TUANZ announces the new CEO, taking over from October.
Chorus has introduced a raft of new fibre products. They’re commercial, so fall outside the Crown Fibre mandated offerings, but they’re fast. Very fast indeed.
Are those people who download content really pirates or are they your biggest customers eager for your product?
