Americans tend not to have a sense of humour, I’ve found. They take it all too seriously and don’t enjoy life as much as you’d expect. Eric Hertz was not that kind of American. Instead, he drove a Chevy Camaro in Bumblebee Yellow that looked like it came from the Transformer movie. He laughed when […]
Neil Fraser works for Google and was recently in Viet Nam. He decided to see what primary school kids are being taught in the way of Computer Science. What he saw is astonishing.
The ICT industry in New Zealand could contribute as much to GDP as farming, but how do we make that happen? TUANZ is calling for a national digital architecture.
The TDR, Telecommunication Dispute Resolution, is a free, independent service to help residential and small business customers to resolve disputes with their telecommunications company. For further information, please visit their website: www.tdr.org.nz
Governments rarely understand tech, never more so than when they try to legislate it.
Apple rules, Samsung is the challenger but what happened to yesterday’s news? The fall and rise of BlackBerry.
The Telco Dispute Resolution Service is a critical part of the industry landscape, yet the vast majority of customers have never heard of it. What is the TDR and what does it do?
We’re digging a tunnel and it’ll cost $1.4bn for 4.5km. Can you guess where I’m going with this?
Vodafone has launched its 4G network which can only be good for users as a technology war starts. But what will the government make of it, given its view that fibre needs to be protected? Will it regulate Vodafone because it’s a competitor?
The government has announced its plans to auction the 700MHz spectrum and there’s a big hole in it that will need addressing.
