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2degrees heads for first surplus in 2012

Skinny looking for new leader

Skinny phone boss moves on

Life's a glitch, then you cry

As UK banks struggle with a crippling IT failure, companies are being warned that technical vulnerabilities are internal, not from the outside.

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Telecom adds to credit line

Telco watchdog taking 'extreme' positions on regulation

New Zealand is gaining an international reputation for "extreme" and unpredictable regulation by the Commerce Commission, says Andrew Bascand.

All Landcorp farms on broadband by year's end

Landcorp will have all its 122 farms connected to broadband by the end of this year.

2degrees in Tex Edwards work dispute

Cost to connect fibre still up in air

Chorus out to show it is pushing fibre work

Chorus to spend up to $956m on UFB, rural

Connection cost, video key for UFB uptake - Commerce Commission

Liam Dann: Sky's dominance echoes fall of Telecom

The singular vision of Peter Thiel

Why is this internet billionaire so keen on New Zealand? And why are we handing him taxpayers' money to invest? Chris Barton reports.

Telecom trials 4G mobile tech ahead of spectrum auction

Telecom will trial new 4G mobile technology to cash in on the government's plan to sell high-frequency spectrum when it switches off the analogue television network.

Brian Gaynor: Shaky telco regulation spooks investors

Telecom CEO to leave at end of June

Telecom chief executive Paul Reynolds will leave the phone company at the end of June.