Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 178

Venture into the forbidden with urban exploration, but beware, it's a journey best taken vicariously at www.infiltration.org.

Marvel at real-life behemoths beyond sci-fi fantasy, from colossal excavators to titanic transporters, proving bigger is indeed better.

Discover quirky tech hacks that will wow your mates, including making an iPod dock from cardboard, on this ingenious how-to website.

Revolution in productivity: Why lying-in might just be the secret weapon you need, backed by sleep experts. Say goodbye to guilt and hello to efficiency.

New site 50 Ways to Never Waste Food Again offers practical tips to reduce food waste, helping families save on average USD $600 annually on fruit alone.

Kiwi blokes are breaking baking stereotypes with www.blokeswhobake.co.nz, showing that real men can excel in the kitchen too.

Here we go again! It’s time to announce the details of New Zealand’s most respected web awards – the People’s Choice NetGuide Web Awards 2011.

Former hacker Jeff Moss is now ICANN's Chief Security Officer, leveraging his insider expertise to bolster global internet safety.

TelstraClear's CEO, Allan Freeth, accuses New Zealand Communications Minister of building a state-funded UFB monopoly.

A group of New Zealand telecom companies and consumer groups have proposed alternatives to the government’s UFB bill.

Dean Redman resigns from SonicWall, with Richard Ting stepping in amid the search for a new ANZ country manager, promising steady growth.

Telecom trims exec team to 8, Rod Snodgrass named Chief Product Officer, as firm adapts its leadership structure.

Telecom faces a tumultuous week with a record fine for anti-competitive behaviour and controversy over its UFB proposal and RBI deal.

Telecom and Vodafone have finalised a deal to provide high speed broadband to rural New Zealand, exceeding government objectives.

Telecom fined $12m for price squeezing, highlighting need for regulation on ultrafast broadband network, says TelstraClear CEO.

Telecom offers Crown Fibre a bid for its broadband initiative, restructures and plans to create a new company, Chorus.

2degrees cements 'all you can eat' mobile plan, a game-changer for NZ users with unlimited calls, texts, and data, at $149.

Telecom exits Yahoo!Xtra, selling its 49% stake to Yahoo!7, paving way for complete Yahoo! New Zealand rebranding while ensuring service continuity.

The sleek Nokia E7, boasting business-focused features and exclusive to Vodafone NZ, hits shelves at NZ$1299, merging style with efficiency.

73% oppose the regulatory holiday in gov's broadband plans, as public and businesses unite for a rethink. Calls grow for a strategy shift.