2degrees stories - Page 4

Finalists for the 2019 Broadband Compare TUANZ Awards have been announced, showcasing the best of the broadband industry in New Zealand.

New Zealand's mobile market in 'good shape' as competitive environment benefits consumers, says Commerce Commission.

Spark, Vodafone, and 2degrees launch broadband and mobile services across 20 rural NZ locations, bridging the digital divide and enhancing connectivity.

New research reveals the generation gap when it comes to the use of emojis at work, with mixed perceptions about their appropriateness.

Nearly two-thirds of Kiwi small businesses say New Zealand is no good for them, according to a survey commissioned by Canstar Blue.

Vocus criticises Commerce Commission for considering mobile market healthy and claims NZ MVNOs aren't working.

The study found indicators such as pricing, coverage and choice of mobile services were trending in a positive direction for consumers.

Chief executives from New Zealand’s largest internet providers have jumped on board with the Christchurch Call to Action.

A majority of Kiwis are finding mobile phones increasingly indispensable to everyday life, a new survey finds with some very interesting results.

Three of New Zealand's largest ISPs urge Facebook, Twitter, and Google to discuss solutions for preventing the spread of violent content online.

New Zealand ISPs, including Spark, Vodafone, and 2degrees, are blocking websites showing Christchurch shooting footage to prevent further dissemination.

Following the trend set by Vodafone and Spark, 2degrees is trying to lure customers into a contract with the promise of access to streaming content.

2degrees guarantees no broadband price hikes for 2019, setting itself apart from competitors Spark and Vodafone who announce increases.

Google’s offerings in the NZ market are limited at best and there is no sign of when its latest phone will be hitting our shores.

Despite Vodafone and Spark’s protests, the Commerce Commission decided there will be no changes to national roaming in order to promote competition.

2degrees was already using Commvault’s data protection solutions but recognised the need for a more holistic approach.

New Zealand's rural broadband programmes have been accelerated by a year, with completion now expected by the end of 2021.

The New Zealand Telecommunications Forum has released a draft Scam Calling Prevention Code to standardise processes and combat scam calls across major telcos.

This brings the total number of customers on 2degrees who can take advantage of Wi-Fi calling to over 350,000.

New Zealand buyer of Vocus Group will face significant challenges integrating disconnected assets worth $400m.