Telecom NZ gets djuice
Telecom will today announce an alliance to bring a "world-leading" mobile internet portal to New Zealand.
Stories by Russell Brown
DoubleClick swallows Sabela
Competition in the local Web ad serving market appears set to sharply diminish with the purchase of the technology assets of Sabela Media by its US-owned competitor DoubleClick.
Telecom abandons Australian CDMA project
Telecom has walked away from the more than $A125 million it has spent so far on building a CDMA mobile network in Australia.
AAPT exits Australian 3G auction on eve of launch
Telecom New Zealand Ltd. has pulled its AAPT Ltd. subsidiary out of the Australian third generation wireless (3G) spectrum auction on the eve of its launch.
New Zealand to put new national TLD to public poll
New Zealand will begin on Monday an online public straw poll to decide whether to create the proposed new .bank.nz domain name.
New Zealand DoS attacks flare up again
A spate of denial of service attacks struck New Zealand ISPs, including Telecom New Zealand Ltd's Xtra, The Internet Group Ltd.'s Ihug, Asia Online Ltd. and KC Computer Services Ltd. over the weekend.
Bigger role beckons for MSN, Passport in New Zealand
An enhanced local presence for MSN, Passport and Microsoft Corp.'s other Internet services is likely as the company works to put the beef in its .Net strategy.
Toshiba says Australia web hack caused no harm
Toshiba (Australia) Pty Ltd. assured customers Friday that an attack on its Australian and New Zealand websites the previous day was not an attempt at intrusion.
New Zealand to force telcos to compete
Legislation aimed at fostering competition in New Zealand's telecommunications market will be introduced in March or April and come into force later this year.
Telecom NZ emulates Microsoft's DNS gaffe
Telecom New Zealand Ltd. Wednesday suffered the same fate as Microsoft Corp. did recently, losing its web presence and some customer services for much of the day because of problems with its DNS servers.
Cable, Australia provide cheer in Telecom NZ results
Telecom New Zealand Ltd. has recorded half-yearly earnings of NZ$300 million (US$128.9 million), roughly in the middle of analysts' estimates.
Gates Casts Doubt on WAP Future
WAP is splintered and should have followed Internet protocols more closely, but XML will cover a multitude of sins as the Internet extends to mobile phones, says Microsoft chairman Bill Gates.
Gates: .NET Not a Catch-Up Strategy
SYDNEY (09/12/2000) - In the latest era of the Internet, Microsoft Corp. is "sort of the Netscape and the Microsoft combined", the software giant's chairman Bill Gates told a media conference here Monday.
Gates Concedes Microsoft's Catch-up Status for Browsers
In the new era of the Internet, Microsoft is "sort of the Netscape and the Microsoft combined", the software giant's chairman Bill Gates told a media conference in Sydney yesterday.
Trinity Trio Full of Beenz About E-Currency
The beenz electronic currency is to be introduced in New Zealand by a new company whose founders met last year finishing their business degrees at Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland.