Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 123

Emerging UC players set to shake up the New Zealand market, challenging giants like Microsoft and Cisco with fresher cloud-based solutions.

Craig Young, TUANZ chief executive, says Quin’s open leadership, experience and general ability took Spark through some interesting times.

Vodafone is setting up to offer Sky TV’s Neon free for six months to Vodafone customers on unlimited data plans.

Spark New Zealand reshuffles executive team, embracing a 'Digital First' ethos to spearhead market growth and innovation.

Spark's move to offer free Lightbox subscriptions to broadband customers earns applause, signalling a digital leap in New Zealand's TV consumption.

Spark currently has more than 600,000 home broadband customers, and each will have access to a free year-long Lightbox subscription.

It is expected up to 100 permanent roles, across management, back office functions and operations, will be impacted by the end of March 2015.

Wireless Nation’s satellite network is taking internet access where traditional broadband doesn't reach and has made it twice as fast.

Massey University has announced it is launching New Zealand’s first business-focused analytics degree next month to address the skills shortage in ana.

Monetising network investments in broadband infrastructure will be a top priority over the next year, according to Analysys Mason.

Skinny Mobile challenges 2Degrees with innovative Rollover Data from 20 Jan, promising more value and savings for New Zealanders.

Brendan Ritchie takes a look at the increasing difficulty ISPs face in their quest to return a profit for their shareholders.

New Zealand ISPs face backlash after raising broadband prices amid uncertainty over wholesale price of copper, says InternetNZ.

New Zealand telecommunications providers Spark and Vodafone have announced they will increase their prices in 2015.

Improving user experience and mobile domination are the digital focus of 2015, according to Auckland-based creative tech firm bka Interactive.

Pat Pilcher caught up with Ray Owen, the new head of ANZ for Nokia to chat about the future of mobile networks.

New Zealand's Commerce Commission has released its final decision on the liability allocation for telecommunications providers.

NZ festivals like Rhythm and Vines enhance experiences with wearable tech, letting fans capture and share their music journeys online.

New Zealand shares fell on the last day of 2014, rounding out an 18 percent annual gain that was led by telecommunications network operator Chorus,.

Amy Adams focuses on ultrafast broadband (UFB) and digital inclusivity for NZ's small businesses in her second term as Minister of Communications.