Sky-Vodafone merger and, yes, Pokemon Go hang over Telco Act review
PLUS: Chorus will be able to force copper migration | Net neutrality at risk | Options paper has positive news for Sky, Vodafone and Chorus. With special feature audio.
In an options paper released this morning by Communications Minister Amy Adams, the government confirms its favours regulating UFB fibre providers as electricity companies are today.
It also adds three new (if not wholly unexpected) elements: Chorus will be able to force copper migration
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Sky-Vodafone merger and, yes, Pokemon Go hang over Telco Act review
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