A group of high-profile New Zealand businessmen today abandoned efforts to build a second major undersea broadband cable linking New […]
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Stuff/Manawatu Standard: Kiwi device to make broadband 50 per cent faster
Laura Jackson writes in the Manawatu Standard about a device, developed in Palmerston North, which is apparently able to speed […]
Continue readingNZ Herald: Time for debate on how to use fast broadband
Helen Twose writes in the New Zealand Herald about the author of the Digital Britain report, Lord Stephen Carter’s assertion […]
Continue readingPODCAST: UPLoad 2010
On Tuesday night I was able to go and see UPLoad 2010. Titled ‘The Great Broadband Debate’, it covered (amongst […]
Continue readingNewsletter Digest: Undersea cables, climate change fatigue and Science-a-Twitter
Pipe dream or economy booster? The news yesterday that a group of wealthy businessmen including Warehouse founder Stephen Tindall and […]
Continue readingNelson Mail: Satellite helps cave rescues
The Nelson Mail reports on the successful testing of a new technology to help rescue stranded and lots cavers. The […]
Continue readingNZPA/NZ Herald – Survey questions ultra-fast broadband gains
A new survey questions whether fast broadband supplies productivity gains over slow broadband, although it’s clear that both provide a […]
Continue readingGovernment’s broadband network plan takes shape
If the Government’s multibillion dollar plan to deliver high-speed internet access 75 per cent of the population has been a […]
Continue readingWhat are the politicians planning in ICT?
Computerworld sums up the main policies of National and Labour in this week’s issue. Broadband is obviously the dominant one […]
Continue readingPODCAST: Cunliffe unveils revamped digital strategy
As the election nears and National’s $1.5 billion broadband plan is touted by John Key as the best enabler of […]
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