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Mercury has officially launched Mercury Broadband, giving its electricity and gas customers the ability to add fibre to their existing Mercury account.

The recent Opensignal Mobile Network Experience Report has revealed new findings and award recognitions for the NZ telco market.

Australian and New Zealand players of the long-running massively multiplayer online game Final Fantasy XIV Online (FFXIV) now have access to a local server.

Te Papa has partnered with Wellington start-up Excio to offer an initial 150 images to download from the national art collection...

"[We are capable] of streaming over 700,000 Ultra HD (4K) videos simultaneously, or the download of more than 180 million Blu-Ray discs per month."

New Zealand's the speediest country for mobile downloads and Vodafone's leading the way according to the latest Global Net Index of Telecommunications Companies.

Nearly a quarter of New Zealanders have illegally downloaded content from the internet, despite knowing they should have paid for it.

The closing of a major online piracy site can increase digital media sales, with the Megaupload shutdown causing such in digital sales and movie rentals.

Dotcom shutdown was good for business, crows morally suspect MPAA through a proxy.

Apple has announced the number of apps downloaded from its App Store has topped 15 billion.

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It was the last day of the month and I had hardly used any of my monthly 10GB broadband data plan.

On-premises and partner-hosted deployments now available to customers with software assurance agreements.

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You may not read much about it in the press, but it seems as if more and more people are doing it all the time. Just what is the deal with torrent sharing? Why do people do it? And is it legal?