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Monthly Archives: June 2011
We are using the wrong broadband statistics
TrueNet is a New Zealand company that measures actual internet speeds from the premise to both local and international addresses. Pacific Fibre asked them to pull together from their data a chart showing the difference between local and international traffic … Continue reading
Starter notes for NetHui Session on Media and Innovation
I’m facilitating a discussion at NetHui today on Media and Innovation. Here’s the blurb: Content is king but someone has to pay for it. In the days of media convergence traditional content distribution is challenged. Copyright law has stepped in … Continue reading
Nice one Vodafone
More Broadband, originally uploaded by LanceWiggs.
Posted in NZ Business
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NZ’s 79% renewable electricity generation
The March edition of the excellent New Zealand Energy Quarterly is out. Here are the top 3 findings from my perspective. 1: NZ electricity was 79% from renewable sources last quarter. While this share will drop as winter kicks in … Continue reading
Posted in FlowerPower, Powershop
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A few more reasons to use Powershop – the fine print
Powershop just upgraded their terms and conditions. Here’s a change that stuck out: We will use our best endeavours to answer calls within one minute and to respond to online help enquiries within 2 business days. If for some reason … Continue reading
Posted in NZ Business
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Whisky and More delivers
I wrote about Whisky and More earlier, as their online store was a wonderful shopping experience. Purely in the interests of retail research, and perhaps also because the store and products were so wonderful, I decided to purchase a few … Continue reading
Posted in NZ Business
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How to buy Whiskey or anything really
Whiskey and More, which I just discovered today, does a nice line in online retail experience. The site is simple, the checkout smooth and the prices low. So low that, purely in the interests of online retail experience research, I was … Continue reading
Posted in NZ Business
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That 104 km limit and no fatalities
Natalie writes on Simple and Loveable about the excellent zero road fatality result last weekend, and says credit should go to the Police for a good campaign. I agree – and here’s what I wrote in reply: I covered about … Continue reading
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Why we need NBN, UFB and Pacific Fibre
Ben Kepes stirs the pot over at Diversity, questioning why we need fibre the home. It seems he’s happy with 1 Mbit/s. He questions the benefits of broadband, and references the MOTU report, without referencing the considerable body of work … Continue reading
Posted in Broadband
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Vodafone’s new website
I just got the heads up that Vodafone NZ has a new website. On first glance it looks better, and I like the front and center placing of the signature product – the iPhone. I don’t understand why the iPhone … Continue reading
Posted in NZ Business
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Are we seeing lower numbers of great teachers?
A remarkably insightful quote from the Agenda for American Education Reform paper. “In fact, there is reason to believe that the problem with the American teaching force is not that it has long been of low quality and must now … Continue reading
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