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The inquiry into price gouging by international corporations heats up in Australia as claims of prices being inflated by half abound. Meanwhile the corporates seem willing only to pay lip service ad not taxes to local authorities.
Entries by tuanzadmin
Guest Post: Data havens and the constitution
Guy Burgess is “a New Zealand lawyer, software developer, consultant, CEO of LawFlow, and feijoa farmer” as well as a chatty fellow on Twitter. He’s written about our data haven concept from the all-important legal perspective. TUANZ CEO Paul Brislen has written a thought-provoking article on the prospects of turning New Zealand into a data haven. There’s a […]
Guest Post: UFB for Dummies
Guest post from Geekzone’s Steve Biddle – an introduction to the UFB technology and rollout.
GUEST POST: More on PBX security
Those of you with an attention span will remember we talked about PBX security a little while ago and Ben and I had quite a good discussion both in the comments and on Twitter about how important it all is.Ben blogged on it and kindly allowed me to cross-post it here. Check out more from […]
Latency
“Kiwis break the speed of light” Well, probably not, but do we even need to?
Critical infrastructure
The National Infrastructure Unit of Treasury has compiled a report on New Zealand’s infrastructure needs. The latest update is out now so how is telecommunications doing?
Strawman: How to save the New Zealand economy
Kim Dotcom has raised an interesting idea – running a planet-wide data service from New Zealand. How scaleable is that and what are the downsides? This post is a TUANZ strawman so feel free to poke holes in it and knock it down, if you can.
Kim Dot Com or Kim Dot Come on?
Our own eccentric dotcom millionaire wants to reignite the Pacific Fibre project and build New Zealand a submarine cable. So what’s stopping us getting behind the project? What’s to stop a publicly funded project raising enough capital to get Pacific Fibre across the line?
Guest post: Privacy and the Law
Part two of Hayden Glass’s look at privacy laws in the time of the internet.
The site’s a bit broken today
404, this link is lunked. Fear not, good people, the internet is still there.
