Commerce Commission stories - Page 3

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.

Plan B Group warned by Commerce Commission over failure to meet information obligations for Telecommunications Development Levy (TDL).

New Zealand's three main mobile operators have agreed to provide more information and tools to support consumer choice.

The Commerce Commission is consulting on a proposal from Chorus to spend $1.6 billion over the first three years of the new fibre regulatory regime.

Commerce Commission launches survey for stakeholders to provide input on new regulations for fibre service providers in New Zealand.

Noel Leeming Group warned by Commerce Commission for making delivery representations without reasonable grounds.

New Zealand's telecommunications consumers are receiving good broadband services, according to a report from the Commerce Commission.

The Commerce Commission's Measuring Broadband New Zealand programme has helped to identify and fix network problems.

Commerce Commission seeks feedback on funding for regulation of telecommunications, electricity, and gas sectors. Increased funding proposed.

The code sets out the requirements Chorus must meet before it can stop providing wholesale copper phone and broadband services, including ADSL and VDSL.

The telecommunications industry is committed to ensuring vulnerable customers can continue to access emergency services.

The Commerce Commission is asking for views on what telecommunications providers could be doing better to address increasing complaints about the sector.

Commerce Commission releases guidance on monitoring and enforcing obligations of telecom operators to offer wholesale services on non-discriminatory basis.

New Zealand's Commerce Commission has urged mobile operators to provide more comparison information to consumers.