Stories about: Xtra

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Microsoft mulled Apple partnership, iPod rival in 2003 23 January, 2007 13:57

As far back as 2003, Microsoft considered introducing its own rival to the iPod or seeking a partnership with Apple, according to evidence introduced Friday at a Microsoft antitrust trial in Iowa.
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InternetNZ criticizes Telecom NZ web block 23 May, 2005 11:44

Telecom New Zealand blocked access on its network to a U.S.-based website that contained material posted by the 027 voice mail hacker this month -- a move that InternetNZ calls "draconian".
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LOTR nearly rules them all 03 December, 2003 09:09

Forget number eight fencing wire - the premiere of the final part of Lord of the Rings made it to air thanks mostly to CAT5 cabling.
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Patent case forces website changes 17 October, 2003 14:41

Website developers are preparing to make changes to their sites to support a special version of Internet Explorer.
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IT security becomes patchwork process 25 August, 2003 13:57

New Zealand broadcaster TVNZ is considering setting up pre-testing facilities for patches in the wake of being hit with the Blaster worm earlier this month.
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IT security becomes patchwork process 25 August, 2003 08:48

Television New Zealand is considering setting up pre-testing facilities for patches in the wake of being hit with the Blaster worm earlier this month.
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MS code-sharing 'Faustian bargain' says lawyer 07 July, 2003 09:47

Microsoft’s “shared source” scheme, a response to the growing popularity of open source software, is a “Faustian bargain”, says lawyer Craig Horrocks.
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Telecom NZ signs $150m outsourcing deal 23 June, 2003 07:57

Telecom New Zealand has signed a $A150 million outsourcing deal with Lucent Technologies for the supply and management its 027 mobile network.
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NZ ISP slammed for content ownership grab 09 April, 2003 15:28

Leading New Zealand ISP (Internet service provider) Xtra is backtracking on its decision to change its terms and conditions after a public outcry over a new clause which seemed to give Xtra ownership rights over copy sent over its network.
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New charge for website placement "excessive" 14 August, 2002 09:15

The decision to charge customers NZ$400 to list a website in New Zealand's XtraMSN's directory has been labelled as excessive by one web developer.
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Publishers choose RedSheriff solution to e-ratings problem 04 July, 2002 08:56

A consortium of New Zealand's largest online publishers has chosen its new web measurement ratings company to replace AC Nielsen's eRatings platform.