Fairfax fibre move simple diversification, CEO says
No plans for premium content as media company forms internet service joint venture. With special feature audio.
Fairfax New Zealand’s move into internet service provision is just a way to diversify revenue and does not herald a move into premium online content, chief executive Simon Tong says.
The media company has announced the launch of Stuff Fibre, a joint venture with start-up company NZ Fibre
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Tim Hunter
Tue, 09 Aug 2016
Tue, 09 Aug 2016
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Fairfax fibre move simple diversification, CEO says
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