Guest post from Hayden Glass from the Sapere Research Group.In Part 1 of this post (link) we look at the historical approach to universal service. Part 2 looks at the future: and in particular at rural broadband.To its credit, the government has recognised that access to broadband in rural areas is a serious economic and social…
New Zealanders have long suffered due to a lack of legitimate online video options. Alert readers will recall that we have lookedat these issues in a blog post The Ins and Outs of Online Video, and the next step is to get some better data on how our options compare with more fortunatate isles.We want to do this by creating…
Guest post from Hayden Glass from the Sapere Research Group.And broadband for allNow everyone has access to a telephone, the question is how to get everyone great broadband.Next year, the government will review the rules about universal service, ie, the questions of what minimum level of telecommunications service should be…
Submission on the draft determination for Mobile Termination Access Services (MTAS)
TUANZ and Crown Fibre Holdings paper on Ultra Fast Broadband in Business
Louis van Wyk’s detailed account of the proceedings of this successful event.
TUANZ’s submissions on the Government’s proposal to reform Telecommunications Services Obligations (TSO).
TUANZ’s submissions on the Government’s proposed Rural Broadband Initiative.
TUANZ’s submission to the MED on Telecom’s second request for a variation in its Operational Seperation Undertakings.
Media release: Government fibre plan represents a fundamental and permanent change to telecommunications.
