Fairfax going into the ISP business makes no sense
Stuff Fibre will lose a lot of money, ISP boss Brendan Ritchie says. Spark weighs in. With special feature audio: Fairfax chief executive Simon Tong on his efforts to diversify. UPDATED
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I’m really struggling to see why Fairfax wants to enter the ISP market through a joint venture with a start-up to launch Stuff Fibre.
Chief executive Simon Tong says, “We’re looking for opportunities to generate revenue that are not tied to advertising revenue.”
I get that part.
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Chris Keall
Wed, 10 Aug 2016
Wed, 10 Aug 2016
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Fairfax going into the ISP business makes no sense
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