$360m broadband top-up: Adams confirms smaller players are in the running
Chorus and Vodafone's worst fears confirmed.
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Chorus [NZX: CNU] and Vodafone might have dominated contracts for the government’s $1.6 billion or so in broadband infrastructure spending so far, but some councils are lining up bids for new funding with smaller players, Communications Minister Amy Adams tells NBR.
Budget 2015 saw
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Chris Keall
Wed, 27 May 2015
Wed, 27 May 2015
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