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New Dotcom era in more ways than one
New Zealand's prospering tech sector looks set for further growth.
NZ govt wants stronger telco powers for 'potential threats'
The New Zealand government is changing the way it works with telecommunications companies because it needs stronger powers to deal with potential threats to national security, Prime Minister John Key has said.
Visionstream wins NZ$500m UFB contract
Leighton subsidiary Visionstream has won an NZ$500 million contract extension with Chorus to roll out the country's Ultra-Fast Broadband fibre network in Auckland.
Kordia sells Orcon to NZ investors
New Zealand government-owned Kordia has sold off its internet service provider subsidiary Orcon to a group of private investors.
NZ's farmers to harvest unspoken 4G bonus
One of the missed benefits of New Zealand's competing 4G rollouts is the increased connectivity that the country's Rural Broadband Initiative will bring.
Telecom NZ 4G network targets October launch, chooses Huawei build
Telecom New Zealand will go live for Auckland in October this year before hitting Wellington and Christchurch by year's end.
Eric Hertz's legacy will survive and prosper
2degrees may still be something of a fledgling operator, compared to the big giants Telecom and Vodafone, but thanks to the skilful management of Hertz, 2degrees has much goodwill and the people seemingly on its side.
2degrees CEO in fatal plane crash
New Zealand mobile company 2degrees has paid tribute to its CEO Eric Hertz, who is believed to have died in a plane crash.
IT Charterships: Proper professionalism or a regulatory rip-off?
Just how much do IT professionals need to be regulated and certified?
Telecom NZ confirms up to 1,200 jobs to go
Telecom New Zealand has confirmed that it will reduce its staffing levels from 7,530 to as few as 6,300 in a move to cut costs.
Telecom NZ announces Ultra-Fast Broadband plans
Telecom New Zealand has gone to market with its pricing plans for services on the government-backed fibre network.
Telecom's creative destruction: When job losses have an upside
Every cloud has a silver lining, but can it be replicated over 1,500 clouds?
Retailers fresh GST tax grab must be rejected
That old chesnut of 'unfair' competition from overseas retailers has reared its ugly head again.
Use scholarships and bonding to curb ICT skills shortages
The New Zealand government needs to do more, especially as it plays a growing role in the education sector.
Stupid Skynet snares serving soldier
If the fight against online piracy involves winning the hearts and minds of the general public, then I despair for the Recording Industry Association of New Zealand.