Fronde poised to announce further revenue decline
New Zealand IT services company is trading well in Australia and Auckland but continues to struggle in its major market, Wellington.
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Meet Kim Dotcom's Mega CEO
Vikram Kumar says Mega now has 4 million registered users, and could become a back-end storage platform for other applications.
Government shelves New Zealand media regulation review
A single regulator is off the agenda, for now, while new online content providers will not receive the legal privileges of the mainstream media.
A regulator asks: 'How distinct is 4G?'
A spectrum auction in New Zealand highlights competition concerns.
Chorus expected to negotiate with Crown Fibre Holdings
A verbal briefing from Ernst &Young Australia confirms Chorus is at risk of not being able to fulfill its contract to build 70% of New Zealand's ultra fast broadband network.
Baby X: is she the future of AI?
The next step in artificial intelligence could be a intelligent and emotive computer that is modelled on a physical baby.
Productivity Commission criticises NZ Government cloud programme
In a report on productivity in the services sector, New Zealand's Productivity Commission says the Government cloud computing programme is "highly risk averse" and may send a poor signal to private firms.
Xero inks US partnership with H&R Block
Analysts who said Xero could find the going tough in the US might have to think again.
Rural broadband switch prompts Opposition attack
Labour accuses the Government of botching the roll-out of wireless broadband to rural New Zealand.
MP calls for Chorus to 'come clean' on copper cuts
Fears are rising that a "nuclear option" could be used to degrade copper broadband services in New Zealand and drive users to fibre.