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- Paid content 5.3b tonnes of emissions could be reduced through ICT
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- Telecom promises to double broadband speed from October - but only for some, and it'll cost
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- Average ISP down for just 14 minutes a month
- All-you-can-eat deal positions Telecom for retail DSL comeback
- Intel: PC sales have bottomed out
- IBM in talks to buy Sun
- Netbook sales on fire
- NZ PC sales to fall for first time since 1996
- IDC: NZ BlackBerry sales fall off a cliff; iPhone surges
- New Zealand PC market contracts; HP tops sales charts
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