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Monday, 7 October 2013, 4:49 pm
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Telecom NZ Wi-Fi move disrupts mobile data market. This story about Telecom NZ's plan to turn pay phone boxes into Wi-Fi hotspots was the most popular for the second week in a row.

Independent review finds Covec conservative on Chorus transfers. After Communications Minister Amy Adams told media a report by the Coalition for Fair Internet Pricing was “hyperbole and scare tactics based on fiction”, Vodafone paid for a second consultant to peer review the first report.

Does Kim Dotcom’s third world NZ internet claim stand up? A quick look at some of the easily available facts on local internet performance suggests New Zealand's broadband is anything but third world.

Behind Telecom NZ’s mobile data traffic surge. What drives the surge in traffic on Telecom NZ’s mobile data network. Bill Bennett asks Telecom Digital Ventures CEO Rod Snodgrass.

Vodafone TV adds secret sauce to home fibre. Until now most UFB plans have been all about selling fat pipes. Vodafone New Zealand is heading in a different direction with Vodafone TV, an approach the company says will boost consumer interest in fibre.

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