Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 135

Orcon has revealed its campaign featuring Kim Dotcom is coming to an end, as the internet mogul focuses on his political aspirations.

As online technologies continue to boost revenue for small businesses, the divide between online-savvy and online-cautious is growing.

2degrees to ignite its 4G services in Auckland from July, pioneering a nationwide rollout to revolutionize NZ's digital landscape.

Victoria University study reveals key factors like age and income influence Kiwis' online privacy habits, highlighting the need for better education.

A standard format has been developed to help consumers compare different fixed line, residential broadband offers from New Zealand’s leading operators.

Telecom intends to launch its internet-delivered TV and movie service later this year, under an alternative brand name to ShowmeTV.

A new code of practice for broadband product information has been welcomed by NZ Communications and IT Minister Amy Adams.

Telecom's decision to rebrand ShowmeTV could have negative consequences, warns Fleur Revell of Impact PR in Auckland.

BlinkMobile Interactive secures a deal with Auckland Council, marking its first NZ partnership and promising enhanced mobility across devices.

After two years of planning, Dot Kiwi domain names are rolling out, offering all Kiwis worldwide a new way to showcase their identity online.

The best sites for you to waste away the hours when you’re supposed to be working or doing actual important stuff.

The Warehouse Group has absolutely no intention of being involved in the bid and due diligence activity for Orcon, according to company CEO Mark Powell.

Yahoo and Telecom are applying additional encryption settings to Yahoo Xtra email, affecting some users from March 17.

Online wine retailer Rewined predicts that the New Zealand online wine market will account for 15% of total retail sales completed online by 2018.

Labour's Clare Curran accused of making incorrect claims about the UFB contract between Crown Fibre Holdings and Chorus, says Communications Minister.

Government strengthens Chorus' monopoly in fibre rollout, effectively bailing them out with taxpayer's money, says Labour's Clare Curran.

Min. Amy Adams hails the Ultra-Fast Broadband deal adjustments between Crown Fibre Holdings and Chorus, aiming to mitigate a funding gap.

Chorus and Crown Fibre Holdings have agreed on a package of improvements to the UFB initiative to make it more cost effective.

Telecom Digital Ventures unveils Qrious, aiming to revolutionize NZ's data insight scene with analytics and applications for societal advancement.

In our exclusive Part 2, NZ's pioneering female IT minister Amy Adams defends UFB rollout pace, heralding a tech-transformed future.