TechDay New Zealand - Aotearoa's technology news network

Steven Joyce stories - Page 10

Steven Joyce, a prolific author with deep interests in the intersection of technology, education, and government policy, explores various facets influencing New Zealand's growth and development. His articles often delve into the realms of business growth, technological advancements, and educational reforms, showcasing his keen insights into how New Zealand can navigate its future in an increasingly digital world.

Through his coverage on topics such as the government's Business Growth Agenda, R&D funding for tech companies, and critiques of broadband services, Joyce articulates the complexities and opportunities that lie within New Zealand's tech and business sectors. His focus extends to the educational sphere, where he highlights initiatives aimed at bridging the ICT skills gap and fostering a culture of innovation among the youth, reflecting his belief in the pivotal role of education and technology in driving national progress.

Moreover, Joyce engages with policy discussions and government actions, offering a critical lens on key decisions that impact New Zealand's ICT landscape, start-up ecosystem, and broader economic development. His attention to government investments in digital infrastructure, support for SMBs, and pursuit of global competitiveness underscores his vested interest in policies that nurture growth, innovation, and the well-rounded advancement of New Zealand society.

Story image
2degrees days away from signing TCF code
Mon, 3rd May 2010
#
uc
#
kordia
#
telco
2degrees set to embrace TCF's Emergency Calling Code, joining major NZ telcos in a move urged by ICT Minister after 111 call issues.
Story image
Questions around benefits of $1.5b network
Wed, 28th Apr 2010
#
tuanz
#
mental health
#
gsa
NetSafe's Cocker questions the true benefits of the Govt's $1.5b Ultra Fast Broadband network, amidst debates on its future uses.
Story image
How I avoid high mobile charges - TUANZ Chair
Tue, 27th Apr 2010
#
uc
#
government
#
commerce commission
TUANZ Chair Pat O'Connell shares savvy strategies to dodge high mobile charges, turning to WiFi and local phones over costly data roaming.
Story image
Fibre favoured in $300m rural bb plan
Thu, 22nd Apr 2010
#
uc
#
government
#
fibre
The government favours fibre in the Rural Broadband Initiative (RBI) with a USD $300 million investment to boost connectivity in rural schools.
Story image
Top ten from Telco Day
Thu, 22nd Apr 2010
#
uc
#
government
#
chorus
At TUANZ Telco Day, top insights reveal support for Chorus by TelstraClear CEO and a push for patient-owned health records by 2014.
Story image
Vodafone's $12 plan prompts ComCom rethink
Tue, 20th Apr 2010
#
uc
#
government
#
commerce commission
Vodafone's $12 offer influences telecom regulation debate, as ComCom rethinks its stance on mobile termination rates, stirring sector responses.
Story image
A design comp for national bb network?
Wed, 7th Apr 2010
#
tuanz
#
partners
A public competition to design a national broadband network - that's what Chris O'Connell, outgoing chair of TUANZ, would like to have seen.
Story image
Emergency code may not cover VoIP customers
Thu, 25th Mar 2010
#
uc
#
telco
#
telcos
Minister urges telcos to adopt a 111 code that overlooks VoIP users, raising concerns for emergency service accessibility.
Story image
Joyce urges telcos to sign up to 111 code
Wed, 24th Mar 2010
#
uc
#
telco
#
vodafone
ICT Minister Steven Joyce is urging telco providers to sign up to an industry code on emergency calling, following a recent 111 outage.
Story image
Cabinet signs off rural telco plan - Updated
Tue, 16th Mar 2010
#
government
#
fibre
#
shares
Cabinet approves NZD $300 million rural broadband plan; Telecom warns of up to NZD $56 million annual EBITDA impact, shares dip to $2.17.
Story image
Credibility of ComCom in question - 2degrees
Wed, 10th Mar 2010
#
uc
#
government
#
commerce commission
2degrees challenges ComCom's credibility over non-regulation of mobile termination rates, fearing harm to consumers and industry.
Story image
US backer eyes full ownership of 2degrees
Fri, 26th Feb 2010
#
uc
#
government
#
commerce commission
The US investor in 2degrees has been cleared by the Overseas Investment Office to acquire 100% of the fledgling mobile company.
Story image
Minister orders investigation into 111
Fri, 26th Feb 2010
#
government
#
police
#
outage
The government has launched an investigation in the failure of some emergency 111 calls in Auckland this morning.
Story image
Minister threatens regulation over 111 calls
Tue, 23rd Feb 2010
#
uc
#
telco
#
telcos
Minister Joyce threatens regulations after a 111 emergency call fails during a network outage, stressing the need for reliability.
Story image
Is it time for govt to intervene over XT?
Tue, 23rd Feb 2010
#
uc
#
telco
#
tuanz
After repeated XT Network failures, calls grow for government action amidst mounting customer frustration and national economic concerns.
Story image
2degrees slams ComCom recommendation
Mon, 22nd Feb 2010
#
uc
#
government
#
commerce commission
2degrees accuses the Commerce Commission of missing chance to bring NZ mobile prices in line with the developed world.
Story image
Split decision a splitting headache for Joyce
Mon, 22nd Feb 2010
#
uc
#
government
#
commerce commission
The Commerce Commission has just flung a piping hot potato at the ICT Minister and his first reaction is to cool the issue.
Story image
Crown fibre to shortlist in a month
Thu, 18th Feb 2010
#
uc
#
telco
#
crown fibre holdings
Crown Fibre Holdings will reveal a shortlist of potential partners for New Zealand's UltraFast Broadband project next month, says Chairman Simon Allen.
Story image
Joyce denies 'media beat up' comment
Wed, 10th Feb 2010
#
customers
#
email
#
labour party
ICT Minister Steven Joyce distances himself from comments by his office suggesting media exaggeration of Telecom job losses and XT network outages.
Story image
Chief Executive Farmside
Mon, 1st Feb 2010
#
uc
#
telco
#
rural schools
Rural schools face up to a six-year wait for fibre broadband, but satellite technology could bring high-speed internet connections within months.