But a majority also want to decide for themselves whether they're covered by Internal Affairs' censorship technology, according to an InternetNZ survey. PLUS: The ISPs who have chosen to use the govt's website filter.

Slingshot has re-launched its "All You Can Eat" unlimited data broadband plan, for the first 5000 new residential customers to sign up.

With 1000 customers pre-registered, the ISP is set to reveal more plan details.

As flagged by NBR on Monday, Slingshot is set to launch its $79.95 a month unlimited data plan today.

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Internet service providers Snap, TelstraClear Cable, Woosh and WorldxChange achieved 99.99% internet availability in July, data from the Commerce Commission revealed today.

Telecom achieved 99.99% internet availability throughout May, according to the commission’s latest report on broadband quality for the three months to June 2009 also released today.

The reason for the improvement was credited to the implementation of caching solutions for international traffic. This was particularly true for Telecom.