Orcon stories - Page 3

NZ Commerce Commission extends deadline for determining wholesale prices for UBA and UCLL, aiming for final decision by 1 April 2015.

Seeby Woodhouse, founder of New Zealand-based Internet Service Provider Voyager, aims to simplify the telco market.

2degrees is in talks to acquire a significant stake in Orcon, potentially taking full ownership to bolster its broadband offerings.

Telecom's new 'unlimited' broadband data plans have been questioned by the Telecommunications Users Association.

Orcon has revealed its campaign featuring Kim Dotcom is coming to an end, as the internet mogul focuses on his political aspirations.

A standard format has been developed to help consumers compare different fixed line, residential broadband offers from New Zealand’s leading operators.

A new code of practice for broadband product information has been welcomed by NZ Communications and IT Minister Amy Adams.

The Warehouse Group has absolutely no intention of being involved in the bid and due diligence activity for Orcon, according to company CEO Mark Powell.

Following increased media speculation that Orcon is being touted to buyers, more details of the alleged sale surfaced over the weekend.

Orcon, NZ's ISP previously owned by Kordia, is back on the market under a year after being sold to Kiwi business group. #TechNews #OrconSale.

Orcon sparks bidding war: 2degrees, CallPlus, and The Warehouse among the top contenders for the ISP, reports say.

Orcon looks to raise capital as rapid growth follows uncapped broadband campaign, according to CEO Greg McAlister.

Kiwis buzzed about Microsoft's Office 365 launch and CEO changes at Kordia, setting the NZ Channel market abuzz in early 2013.

More than forty per cent of Kiwis are looking to upgrade to a faster broadband technology such as UFB or VDSL, a new survey reveals.

Orcon pulls Kim Dotcom TV ad after complaint to Advertising Standards Authority upheld. Uncapped plans still available.

The latest independent research from Epitiro reveals that Vodafone still has on average the fastest ADSL broadband network speeds in New Zealand.

Orcon CEO Greg McAlister has reiterated the company’s commitment to lower broadband prices and promises to pass on any copper savings directly to consumers.

Orcon has confirmed the internet outage in Wellington Central which occurred over the weekend is now resolved.

Majority of Kiwis opt for cheaper ISP deals over speed or bundles, with a 60% favouring savings in the latest Roy Morgan study.

Fibre speeds are faster but for the first time, congestion is apparent on the 100Mb/s service for Orcon and Snap.