Harry is a triumph of New Zealand television and film making, adding to a rich collection that dates back to Sleeping Dogs. It’s bold, clever, unflinching and utterly watchable, so long as you’re around at 930pm on a Wednesday night because watching it on demand is just a terrible experience.
Craig Foss has been in the news a bit of late for revisiting his Supplementary Order Paper regarding software patents. But there’s another issue on his radar – the price New Zealanders pay for software. So how’s he doing on that one?
The Australian government has auctioned off its 700MHz spectrum management rights for nearly A$2bn. It’s a disaster, both for the telcos and their customers, but also for the Australian government which has egg on its face. After setting the price too high, one third of the spectrum didn’t sell at all.
The founder of Huawei is in New Zealand talking to network operators and the government about his company. What’s the man behind the network like?
The Government has introduced a new law that requires telcos to make their networks interception ready. It also requires the telcos work with the GCSB on network deployment. What does that mean for you and your email?
Join TUANZ and go in the draw to win a Samsung Galaxy S4, courtesy of Gen-i.
Vodafone is busy touting its 4G network but how fast is it and what does it do to your data cap? Our intrepid tester puts life and credit rating on the line in the search for speed.
Three scenarios that could have (and perhaps should have) redefined the telco regime in New Zealand.
The government is updating the Telecommunications Interception Act. I hope they know what they’re doing.
The mobile sector is due to get very exciting this year with the impending competition between at least two network players to produce a 4G network but there’s more to come than just that.
