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Per gigabyte internet charges ridiculous

Patrick Kershaw says charging per gigabyte is wrong. "It is anachronistic to a country moving toward prevalence of the UFB and ultra fast connectivity everywhere."

Broadband price wars

Editorial: Huawei - spy risk vs gains

Politics makes for strange bedfellows. This week, the Greens and a US congressional committee were united on the threat from Chinese communications giant Huawei.

Expert questions spy risk in net deal

An Australian expert says NZ needs to decide whether Huawei's competitive pricing makes subjecting this country to an economic spying risk worthwhile.

UAE job for telco regulator

2degrees ordered to pay co-founder

Mobile phone company 2degrees may have to pay more than $1 million to its co-founder Simon "Tex'' Edwards after it incorrectly cut his pay in 2008.

CEO wants Telecom to reconnect with Kiwis

'Gadget geek' rolls out iPhone 5

The iPhone 5 was launched in NZ early today to eager customers standing by to be first in - and All Black great Jonah Lomu did the honours at one Auckland store.

Quin named Telecom retail head

Chorus unveils maiden $102m profit

Chorus tipped for $100m profit

Telecom shares drop 8.5pc as market share dips

Telecom earnings up, but flags weaker 2013

Oz, NZ release draft agreement on cutting roaming charges

Government backing needed to avoid 'world's fastest intranet'

A year of massive change as roll-out rolls on

High-speed broadband has caused some hiccups, but Chorus is learning lessons in communication and managing expectations along the way.

Moutter taking a back seat over Telecom results

Rakon to sign US$56m Huawei contract

Rakon will today sign a letter of intent with Huawei Technologies, quadrupling its sales to the company to US$56 million over the next five years.