Stuff takes 100 per cent control of start-up ISP
Stuff has acquired 100 per cent ownership of internet service provider, Stuff Fibre, as part of plans to expand into the wider market across New Zealand.
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Telco bundling works for Trustpower
Net profit after tax of $129 million, up 38 per cent, is just one measure indicating energy retailer Trustpower is succeeding with its broadband bundling strategy.
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Voyager builds NZ's second native cloud, targets mid-market with Conversant app
2018 promises to be a bellwether year for Voyager in New Zealand, propelled by a series of acquisitions and internal cloud and communications developments.
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Tomizone eyes $1M revenue shot with NZ acquisition
Tomizone expects to garner an additional A$1 million in annual revenue after inking a deal to acquire an NZ-based MSP.
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New Zealand demand for broadband, mobile and fixed, appears insatiable
The number of active fibre-optic connections in New Zealand reached 397,000 in the year ended June 2017, Statistics NZ said today, up 67 per cent.
Features about ISP
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INSIGHT: How to make money as an ISP
Industry expert Brendan Ritchie, CEO, DTS says recent changes to the telecommunications landscape have reduced margins on almost every product/service that the average ISP/Telco sells.
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INSIGHT: NZ has about 80 ISP’s - for now…
Industry expert Brendan Ritchie, CEO, DTS asks... How do 40 odd ISP’s continue to exist when between them they only hold 3.4% of a small broadband market?
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"Reduced profits and fewer ISP’s"... the NZ ISP market in 2015
Internet Service Provider’s are facing “increasing difficulty” in their quest to return a profit for their shareholders, according to industry expert Brendan Ritchie, CEO, DTS.
