Telecom's Reynolds claims step-change in broadband NZ rollout one of the most ambitious in the world, says CEO Foreign Affairs powers up Pacific satellite services Upgrade required to enable posts to take full advantage of the ministry’s technology platform Total merger of TUANZ and InternetNZ unlikely, says chair There is a lot of fit, but the details have to be worked through, says TUANZ chairman Satellite TV brings hot science to schools Satellite TV-delivered seminars backed up with conference calls, a Skype chatroom and a wiki 'Russian' robocalls plague company director A recorded voice asks for 'Mike' up to 20 times a day SalesForce deploys pyjama army for Restaurant Brands At-home workers deliver better call centre returns for SalesForce Telework part of picture in labour force change Technology change is opening more doors for teleworking Opinion: National's telecomms agenda - a time for pragmatism The role of government is to set a broadband vision; its responsibility is to execute effectively and efficiently BIF applicants left wondering as government changes Thirty-six broadband investors in limbo as fund's fate decided Google adds video and voice chat to Gmail Google adds free video and voice chat to its free email programme Nokia forecasts handset market will shrink next year Nokia confident that demand for smartphones will continue Gadfly makes calls for NZ's telco future Despite downturn, growth predicted for Kiwi telecomms IPhone beats BlackBerry in reliability stakes A malfunction rate of 5.6% reported on the iPhone, compared to 11.9% for BlackBerry handsets, says report InternetNZ and TUANZ hold amalgamation talks TUANZ scales back events, announces staff cuts Datasquirt signs SMS deal with Zeacom Zeacom to resell Datasquirt technology in SMS Queuing product Antarctica NZ boosts satellite data speeds Limited options lead to WAN acceleration technology rollout Top-down TUANZ collides with bottom-up Forum Coordination is a logical government task, says TUANZ CEO Ernie Newman Telstra lays into NZ telco regulation CEO Sol Trujillo points to "unprecedented value destruction" from separation Telstra's IT transformation hits speedbumps Capital spending on IT in 2010 projected at A$200 million over guidance Telecom Q1 earnings down 3.3pc Results in line with guidance, says CEO

• 'Russian' robocalls plague company director
• Sun may yet set on ANZ workforce
• Joyce big feature in Key cabinet
• Telecom's Reynolds claims step-change in broadband
• Opinion: National's telecomms agenda - a time for pragmatism

 

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