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- WorldxChange rebrands with new logo
By Sarah Putt, 24th February, 2010
In recognition of its renewed focus on the business market, WorldxChange has rebranded with a new logo. - Saying No to MVNO
By Sarah Putt, 7th January, 2010
The hype might dictate that a mobile offering is de rigueur for every telco but one prominent fixed line provider says it's not interested in doing a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) deal. - NZ broadband performance keeps improving
NZ Herald, Sep 23, 2009
Average broadband performance continues to improve, the Commerce Commission's June quarter report on broadband services shows. Snap, TelstraClear Cable, Woosh and WorldxChange matched that achievement with better than 99.99 per cent internet availability in July, the commission said. - Start-ups to compete for $85,000 in prizes
Ten IT start-up companies will get the chance to compete during a conference organised by the Telecommunications Industry Group (TIG) next month. First prize is $70,000 work of IT, marketing, legal and accounting services as well as computer hardware and telco services from competition sponsors WorldxChange, Republik, Hudson, Gavin Martin and MYOB.
- Lobby group aims to give telco industry a voice
Helen Twose, NZ Herald, Apr 4, 2009
The major players in the telecommunications sector have clubbed together in a lobby group aimed at promoting industry views. The Telecommunications Industry Group (TIG) comprises industry heavyweights, junior telcos, and network operators. - Six Start-up Companies To Pitch Their Ideas At Launch Pad
wwwvoxy.co.nz, 9 March, 2010
Launch Pad is being held as part of Planet 2010, a two-day conference taking place in Auckland on March 12 and 13 to showcase the future and value of communications technology to New Zealand.