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Government and telcos join forces to combat latest text scam The Government and telcos are joining forces to battle the latest text scam. The Flubot scam started in September, and continues to send out about 400,000

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nzherald on Twitter “ Our telecommunications companies were among the first to trial working from home as Covid loomed. And they're now also taking the lead as corporate New Zealand adopts new ways of working post-lockdown. https://t.co/jgO09UmtdK”

“According to the survey, roles that were deemed as effective, or more effective, from home were finance, legal and IT. Jobs in areas such as operations, management and HR were less productive.”

Three problems your boss has with work from home Many Australian bosses think company culture can only be built in an office environment and expect most staff to work back there once the pandemic ends.

"We just don't think the Government should take those sorts of powers, and it doesn't need to."

Government introduces law which could erect a firewall around New Zealand, concerning Internet NZ Industry group Internet NZ says the Government should have the power to restrict parts of the internet as it introduces new bill hoped to curb the spread of violent extremism online.

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For the last year, Americans have been peppered with messages from telecommunications companies and the tech industry at large, stressing the importance of being first in the Race to 5G. We are told if we want driverless vehicles, robot assistants, cleaner and safer cities, and more convenient lives we must support and pay for the upgrades to 5G. Apparently, the public should also ignore the fact that this upgrade has sparked lawsuits over health, privacy, and local power concerns. But beyond being a lackluster marketing campaign to convince the public to adopt the next generation of cell phones and devices, what exactly is this race about?

How Big Wireless Lobbied Governments to Build 5G For Citizen Data Collection and Surveillance While selling 5G technology to the public as a means for faster downloads, Big Wireless -- comprising a web of telecom companies, lobbyists and law firms-- is spending millions to lobby governments the world over to implement the next generation of cellular technology because of its potential for da...

Business unusual: Local cloud powers anywhere, anytime work SPONSORED: As New Zealand and the world faces the economic impact of Covid-19, attention must turn to methods, technologies and approaches which support productivity.

Moungaroa protesters decry sale by Chorus Demonstrators have gathered at prominent New Plymouth landmark Moungaroa, or Blagdon Hill, to protest its sale by telecommunications company Chorus.

Whats the impact for the rest of New Zealand as Fonterras profits turn sour?

Fonterra's 'skeletons uncovered' as it predicts loss of $590-675m for year What happened to the talk of world domination by Fonterra?