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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.

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Extra time for submissions

Tue, 27th Oct 2009
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The Government has extended the timeframe for making submissions on the ultra-fast broadband complementary measures discussion document.
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Joyce calls for partners

Wed, 21st Oct 2009
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Min. Joyce invites private partners for the UK's £1.1bn ultra-fast broadband project, aiming to boost economic growth and global competitiveness.
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Labour Party's Clare Curran reckons a split from Telecom is in the works

Wed, 21st Oct 2009
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Opposition claims Telecom under government pressure to separate. Telecom spokesperson refuses to comment on the matter.
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Nuts and bolts of govt fibre network

Tue, 13th Oct 2009
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ICT Minister Steven Joyce and the Telecommunications Carriers Forum (TCF) are working to establish national standards for the ultra-fast broadband rollout.
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Who's top in New Zealand telecommunications?

Tue, 13th Oct 2009
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[UPDATED] The annual Top 40 Most Influential in Telecommunications has produced some surprising results this year.
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Structural separation not on govt agenda - Reynolds

Fri, 2nd Oct 2009
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Telecom CEO Paul Reynolds denies government wants separation with Chorus in $1.5bn broadband plan. #Telecom #Chorus #broadband.
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BlackBerry, watch your back Smartphones for business users

Thu, 1st Oct 2009
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BlackBerry faces stiff competition in NZ as industry leaders and business users explore alternatives like iPhone and Nokia for work.
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The Commissioner

Thu, 1st Oct 2009
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Commission defies industry pressure, upholding rigorous standards amid calls for lesser regulation, focusing on facts over rhetoric.
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Nation Building

Thu, 1st Oct 2009
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Last month's ultra-fast broadband initiative in New Zealand is the most significant change in telecoms since privatization.
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Evolution to Fibre to the Home – the Chorus way

Thu, 1st Oct 2009
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In its final plan for ultra-fast broadband the government rejected Telecom's proposals, but it didn't shut the door on the incumbent.
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Kiwishare scrapped in favour of levy for rural broadband

Tue, 29th Sep 2009
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New Zealand's government scraps the Kiwishare in favour of a levy to fund rural broadband, reallocating NZD $100 million from various sources for better access.
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GPS-on-phones driving ban in doubt, says TomTom

Mon, 28th Sep 2009
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TomTom clarifies that the new Road User Amendment doesn't ban GPS on phones, countering fears over app usage while driving in NZ.
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Policies for productivity

Tue, 1st Sep 2009
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NetSafe launches 'The Whatsit?', a free online resource aiding SMEs in crafting ICT policies and promoting cybersafety, boosting productivity and security.
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To Port or not to Port *

Tue, 1st Sep 2009
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2degrees falls short on data, charging 50c/MB compared to Telecom's fast XT network and Vodafone's 1GB/month promotion. #mobile #data.
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How ya gonna call? Drivers face cellphone ban Employers liable

Wed, 1st Jul 2009
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New Zealand government plans to ban handheld devices while driving, putting the onus on employers to enforce phone conduct.
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Driven to distraction

Tue, 30th Jun 2009
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New Zealand may ban holding mobile phones while driving by year-end, possibly imposing a NZD $50 fine or 25 demerit points; handsfree remains allowed.
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The 10-min dinner party question

Mon, 1st Jun 2009
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The New Zealand government has pledged $1.5 billion to build a fibre-optic network, reaching 75% of the population in ten years.