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Networking and Telecommunications
Routing fault pushes NZ ISPs out of Limelight
Gaming services go offline after Optus backbone fault
XT outage may affect Telecom earnings
Broadband initiative will overshadow December quarter results on Friday, analyst says
IP addresses dwindle as economies recover
IPv6 Taskforce focuses on adoption rather than conversion, for now
Joyce holds firm on $1.5b broadband cap
Capital costs of ultrafast broadband plan uncertain
Telstra separation announced on Thursday?
Half-yearly results meeting the ideal platform for a separation announcement
ISPs won't need to be cops: iiNet
Landmark case makes Oz a no-go for copyright enforcers
Australian government tight lipped on iiNet implications
One way or another, case will rewrite Australian copyright law
AFACT v iiNet: ISPs applaud decision
Service providers mull implications, await appeal
Australian ISP wins case about internet copyright abuse
Judge rules iiNet didn't actively facilitate copyright infringement
Mystery fibre bid may be Canadian
Axia NetMedia won bid for Singapore fibre rollout
Job losses loom as Telecom plans shift overseas
Losses likely to be concentrated in Gen-i
AFACT v iiNet: ISPs split on potential outcomes
Case will determine ISP liability for copyright infringement in Australia - and maybe beyond
Citrix sees smartphone as thin client
Your next desktop thin-client device could be your smartphone
Telecom announces XT outage compensation
Donation to communities and credits to customer accounts feature
Kordia upgrades core network
Capacity boosted ten times
Study finds no benefit from driving phone ban
US Department of Transportation labels research 'irresponsible'
CityLink vows to put fibre underground
Vector identifies broadband option for Wellington
Wellington Airport, Hutt City sign for KorKor radio
Digital switchover helps airport manage increased traffic volumes
Dark fibre access assured in NZRFG fibre bid
National Layer 2 network planned, but not exclusive
Opinion: Is regional Layer 2 really open access?
There’s reason to be concerned when the New Zealand Regional Fibre Group proposes to light up its fibre

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