Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 168

Government's Ultra Fast Broadband (UFB) Initiative continues to dominate the telecoms market as the industry undergoes significant changes.

Schools may be out for the holidays, but the internet offers free, fun ways to learn new skills, from juggling and drawing to playing instruments and languages.

Banish boredom with delightful dog pics, world's most beautiful spots, and test your swim speed from Alcatraz. Dive into fun online now!.

Banish boredom with YT's educational channels, discover salt's 14,000 uses, and find inspiration in 101 timeless quotes online.

Monica Gaudio's fight for copyright justice sends shockwaves through the internet, causing Cooks Source magazine's downfall.

UltraFast Fibre Limited and Northpower Limited's expansions bring ultra-fast broadband to various regions, starting in Whangarei by Christmas 2010.

Telecom eyes future growth, discussing Chorus split at Auckland AGM while CEO underlines strides in efficiency and service.

Telecom's shareholder vote massively approves its split from Chorus, paving the way for a major shake-up in broadband infrastructure.

NZ telcos unite to launch PayforitNZ, allowing phone bill payments for digital purchases, ensuring customer privacy and convenience.

Survey finds 43% of broadband customers don't think they're getting what they paid for; which ISPs fared the best?.

Failsafe cure for frightening phone bills,where customers unwittingly run up monstrous bills while surfing the internet on their smartphones,.

Simms International boosts support for Huawei resellers in Australasia with the appointment of experienced Jo Vooght as technical sales consultant.

Telecom agrees to pay $31.6m to rivals, settling claims of unfair competition and marking a key step towards telecom industry reform.

Telcoinabox New Zealand revolutionises IT businesses by offering easy integration of telco services, promising robust new revenue streams.

InternetNZ pledges video conference services to aid Christchurch schools' recovery, enhancing learning networks post-earthquake.

Polycom names Deane Jessep its new NZ regional manager, targeting greater connectivity advancements amid a booming market.

Vodafone sees a 25% profit surge to $151.5m amid market challenges, yet forecasts a dip due to lowered Mobile Termination Rates.

Netgear's new ProSecure UTM9S combines high-speed VDSL internet with robust security for SMBs, offering unprecedented control over internet access.

2degrees shakes up NZ market, contributing $2.2B to the economy and breaking the Telecom-Vodafone grip, according to Venture Consulting.

Vodafone has posted a notice on its online forum saying some users may currently be unable to browse the internet.