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Cutting off accounts is like banning someone from using the postal system because they posted copied CDs, says InternetNZ.

Commerce Commission's draft review indicates Telecom faces significant competition in backhaul services, potentially altering future regulations.

NetApp and Symantec team up to improve SAN customers' storage efficiency, offering tools to manage, reduce, and reclaim space, cutting IT footprints and costs.

Microsoft debuts Dynamics AX for Retail, promising a comprehensive solution for mid-sized retailers to enhance productivity and customer service.

Connector Systems is set to announce three new brands, including a major addition, at an exclusive event for resellers and potential resellers on 26 August.

Telecom rolls out its 'turbo-charged' XT Network with HSPA+, promising the fastest mobile broadband in New Zealand. Turbo T-Stick needed.

After catching up with Justin Tye, Director of Exeed, we put together a list of five things we didn't know about Exeed.

Recent trademark applications by Electronic Arts suggests that the iconic tactical action PC game could soon experience a modern-day revamp.

Jonathan Ladd steps in as Datacom Group CEO after the sudden loss of Michael Browne, ensuring stability for staff and customers amid ongoing growth plans.

The FBI has demanded that Wikipedia remove its seal from their website and has threatened legal action if it is not taken down.

Christchurch’s Enable Networks has bid to extend its fibre optic network to all city homes, building on their success with local businesses.

Jade Software in Wellington secures funding from TechNZ to enhance Investigator, their crime-fighting software, used by law enforcement in 29 countries.

Managing transactions such as subscriptions, deposits, laybys, rebates and volume discounts requires careful attention.

New Zealand reseller Sqware Peg secures an exclusive deal to become Eloqua's distributor, aiming to recruit ANZ resellers and enhance marketing ecosystems.

Vodafone has expressed disappointment over the Minister's decision to regulate mobile termination rates, delaying potential cost benefits for users.

Search engines' dark side unveils as scammers exploit SEO, targeting gamers and using massive events to spread malware.

Symantec unveils new partner specialisations in Asia Pacific and Japan, enhancing access to sales and technical resources and boosting revenue opportunities.

Steven Joyce agrees to regulate mobile termination rates following Commerce Commission's advice, promising lower costs and improved market competition.

Fortinet report reveals a surge in Sasfis botnet variants, evolving to spam users with fake invoices and Facebook links.

Renaissance reports a striking 150% profit surge and debt cut from £3m to under £500k, underscoring a robust business turnaround.