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Sky profit down, streaming subscriber numbers surge

Pay-TV provider reports first-half result.

Huawei can secretly access phone networks, American officials claim

The company has had the ability for more than a decade, officials claim.

Sky rejects Sanzaar exit rumours as shares hit new low

Rough waters are seen ahead - even if they might not be exactly how a UK paper predicted.

'Premflix' set to revolutionise football viewing

Everyone from Sky UK to Amazon to Spark Sport could be cut out of the loop.

Foxtel set to lose Australian Rugby rights to Optus

A situation that will intrigue Spark.

NZ Rugby down $5.8m as Sky shares hit new low

Some analysts see the pay-TV broadcaster bouncing back. Others are not so optimistic.

Sky says it will merge Lightbox with Neon

Broadcaster completes acquisition of Spark's entertainment platform.

Streamers' delight: Sky, Spark both offering Super Bowl today

Free and $5 offers.

'It's nuts' - First Chorus Hyperfibre customers signed by Orcon

NZ gains some of the fastest broadband in the world.

Vodafone first with 5G mobile - cops ready drone

Plus: What you need to get up and going with 5G.

PM's chief science advisor weighs in on 5G

Will the new mobile technology harm bees, spoil weather forecasts or damage your health?

Paul McBeth: Where to next for Chorus?

For S&P, it's a big enough risk to not treat Chorus as a utility

Telcos urge govt to act on 5G scaremongering; ministers ignore visiting 'expert'

Visit comes as 5G plans ramp up.

Huawei in the cold as Spark gives Nokia more 5G business, adds Samsung to mix

PLUS: Spark fudges on 5G deadline.

Disney+ has forced changes to NZ's entertainment landscape

Sky, TVNZ and Spark switch strategy as the second wave of streaming services arrive.

Infratil earnings buoyed by Vodafone contribution

Vodafone delivered $39.1 million to Infratil.

Telcos urge govt to combat 5G scaremongering

Telcos see modest govt efforts overwhelmed by a barrage of social media misinformation.

Spark admits: Yes, it was our 5G trial causing problems for Vodafone customers

Central Otago mystery - which had shades of the XT lawsuit - solved.