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  • Vector removes data caps for fibre customers

    Business users can now get unlimited data traffic on VectorFibre’s new InterNet service – at speeds of up to 100 Mbps and for a flat monthly fee. This means customers don’t have to give an estimate of their expected data demand for the month, says Vector chief executive Simon Mackenzie. “This is a critical departure from... >> more

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  • New entrant PerfectVision to debut at first After 5s in 2010

    US-based cabling provider PerfectVision will host the first TUANZ After 5s of 2010 as it looks to expand its presence to our shores. PerfectVision has been developing, manufacturing and distributing high-tech products, high performance materials and electronic components since 1979, and is now expanding its presence worldwide... >> more

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  • Orcon zero rates YouTube

    Orcon will be zero rating all YouTube traffic for the next two months. The company already does not count browsing to or content streaming from local sites such as TVNZ and George FM towards a customer’s monthly data cap, and until the end of January 2010, YouTube will get the same treatment. The move comes as Telecom started... >> more

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