Commerce Commission stories - Page 2

New Zealanders are tech-savvy telecom users, embracing new technology and flexibility, according to a report by the Commerce Commission.

The Commerce Commission has granted clearance to a transaction that would see the merger of the Vocus Group with 2degrees.

Copper cabinets are soon to be a thing of the past for many Kiwis, with Chorus announcing it will switch off its first copper cabinets in mid-March.

The Commerce Commission is inviting feedback on enhancements to its Measuring Broadband New Zealand programme.

The NZ Commerce Commission has now filed proceedings against digital government software company Objective Corporation Limited (Objective).

The Commerce Commission wants to see an improvement in the quality of retail services offered by the telecommunications industry.

Commerce Commission calls for improvements to telecommunications dispute resolution scheme to benefit consumers and industry.

The number of complaints received by the Telecommunications Dispute Resolution Scheme has grown on average by 14% year on year.

The Commerce Commission has filed proceedings at the High Court claiming Moola engaged in cartel conduct relating to online advertising on Google Ads.

The Commerce Commission urgently seeks views on proposed marketing principles to reduce consumer confusion about alternative technology.

The Commerce Commission has revealed its draft decisions on price-quality regulation for Chorus and information disclosure requirements for fibre companies.

UK regulators uphold regulation on three wholesale telecoms services to maintain competition and protect consumers.

Since receiving Chorus proposal, the Commission has identified the need to update the indicative process it set out in September 2020.

In a ruling from the Auckland District Court last week, Vodafone NZ was guilty of being 'liable to mislead' consumers about the nature of its FibreX service.

New Zealand telcos back Commerce Commission's review into the Telecomms Dispute Resolution Scheme, says NZ Telecommunications Forum.

The performance of Fibre Max plans has substantially improved, according to the Commerce Commission’s Measuring Broadband New Zealand report.

Commerce Commission reviews HP NZ's application for resale price maintenance, examining potential competition issues.

Commerce Commission completes mobile bill review, with refined analysis saving one in seven consumers an average of £18.28 per month.

HP New Zealand is seeking authorization from the Commerce Commission to engage in resale price maintenance for its online stores.

Despite increased demand, fixed line broadband pricing remains expensive tor all tiers compared to other countries in the OECD.