Telecom, Vodafone and Telstra Australia have announced plans to build a new trans-Tasman submarine cable. Will this provide much needed competition on the international leg or doom New Zealand to second-class consumer status for the rest of time?
What happened when Telecom CEO Simon Moutter decided to do something about outrageous roaming charges? He told us, at a TUANZ After Five last night in Wellington.
The minister’s announcement about the upcoming policy review is designed to provide certainty to the market. The outcome does anything but…
I’ve been arguing about the role of television in driving demand for the UFB. Broadband isn’t a thing, it’s an adjective that describes what customers want and one of those things is access to television.
The Privacy Commissioner has put together a guide on cloud computing for SME business users.
The Minister has released a major upheaval to our telecommunications industry. What has she said and what does it mean?
The Commerce Commission has asked for submissions on its contentious draft determination into wholesale pricing of Chorus’s copper lines. This is TUANZ’s submission
Sir Tim Berners-Lee was in town yesterday to talk about openness. A true geek’s geek, Sir Tim raised some important issues that we must consider in the net neutrality debate.
Denial of Service attacks are more embarrassing than destructive these days, unless you’re the bill payer. So what happens when we’re all on ultra fast fibre connections?
A bunfight is brewing in Australia over whether customers are seeing any benefit from the reduction in termination rates for calling mobile phones. New Zealand undertook similar rate reductions but how has it affected your phone bill?
