TELCON11: Crown Fibre fight turns to 'national operating organisation'
Remaining Local Fibre Company contracts will be signed within weeks. Now a new, national fight looms. The two contenders:
Assuming a few minor wrinkles are ironed out, the government will sign a contract with the Telecom-Vodafone consortium for its $300 million, six-year rural broadband initiative (RBI), communications minister Steven Joyce told the Telcon11 conference in Auckland this morning.
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Chris Keall
Thu, 07 Apr 2011
Thu, 07 Apr 2011
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TELCON11: Crown Fibre fight turns to 'national operating organisation'
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