Internet Service Provider (ISP) stories - Page 9

Telecom has scrapped its Big Time broadband plan, launched last July, due to unmanageable traffic and complaints from high-end users.

Implementing VoIP solutions can significantly increase LAN traffic. Learn effective techniques to minimise congestion and maintain network efficiency.

In Orwell’s dystopian classic 1984, the omnipresent state, Big Brother, has the ability to look into the homes of any person at any time.

Juniper to upgrade University of Canterbury's network infrastructure to meet growing demand for multimedia consumption.

The latest ACTA leak shows New Zealand’s caution, opposing broader powers and ISP liabilities that the US, EU, and Japan seek to include.

Maxnet acquires DataLock to enhance its backup services, aiming for a comprehensive and cost-effective offering in New Zealand's market.

M86 Security expands its cloud security portfolio with three new solutions, catering to mobile users, email safety for SMBs, and comprehensive threat reporting.

NZ's ISP filtering system sparks debate: is enough being done for online safety? Critics call for broader cybercrime measures.

ISPs worldwide are celebrating a court case in Australia which said Internet providers cannot be held liable for their customers’ actions.

An Australian court has ruled ISPs aren't liable for customers' illegal downloads, a decision welcomed by New Zealand's ISPs and boosting iiNet's share price.

More than 70% of SMEs plan to switch to cloud computing within the next five years, according to a study carried out by British ISP Easynet Connect.

Vodafone and Telecom have been ranked the worst ISPs in New Zealand by a Consumer survey, with only 57% and 63% satisfaction rates respectively.

>>> If you were offered premium Internet content for a special price, would you be willing to pay it? Depends on the content, you might say.

Telecom is trialling new technology to turbo-charge broadband speeds, but it could be a while before users can take advantage of it.

WHEN it comes to Internet performance, it really depends on what end of the country you live in as to what speeds you can expect.

Business to business telecommunications company Digital Island has made it onto the Deloitte Fast 50 for the third year in a row.

The Ministry of Economic Development's review of s92A of the Copyright Act is unlikely to deliver the needed changes, creating more problems than it solves.

Satellite Internet users with the ISP Farmside will get double the download speeds on their Rocket Broadband service from this month.

New Zealand is considering separating its telecommunications market to stimulate competition and improve infrastructure.

The enactment of section 92A in New Zealand compels ISPs to manage copyright disputes, but vague guidelines and broad definitions complicate compliance.