Jordan Carter

The country is to get a second undesea cable link to the UNited States with the backers of the Hawaiki internet cable saying they have secured the money to go ahead with the project. Audio

Copyright extensions included in the Trans Pacific Partnership agreement are worrying librarians and universities. Under the current law copyright lasts for a maximum of 50 years but under the TPP… Audio

Internet users could be facing higher prices to get online after the Commerce Commission proposed new prices for wholesale phone and broadband services. Audio

InternetNZ Chief Executive Jordan Carter claims New Zealand's Chief Censor has no grounds to lay charges against Internet Service Providers Orcon and Slingshot whose customers can view movies not yet… Audio

Jordan Carter is the chief executive of Internet NZ. Audio

The telecommunications company Chorus is taking the Commerce Commission to court over its ruling on copper broadband pricing. Audio

CEO of Internet NZ Jordan Carter talks about the telco infrastructure company Chorus' ability to deliver in light of the minor parties in Parliament uniting to block a government move to over-ride the… Audio

A new coalition was formed yesterday to fight what it's calling a six hundred million dollar "tax" on New Zealand internet consumers. Audio

Internet and telecommunications organisations are asking Prime Minister John Key for more time to make submissions on communications security legislation. Audio

Three strikes and then you're out of pocket - that's what illegal downloaders of music, movies and other material face following a new government proposal to deal with internet piracy. Audio

New possibilities have opened up in cyberspace, with the announcement of a revolution in the management of domain names. Audio

A review to examine if a single regulator is needed for all broadcast media, including the internet is under way. Audio