Spark, Telstra, Vodafone confirm transtasman cable — and say CallPlus took a pass
UPDATED with comment from CallPlus CEO Mark Callander.
UPDATE: CEO Mark Callander has confirmed CallPlus was the mystery fourth company that was offered the chance to invest in the new Tasman Global Access cable.
Why did CallPlus not take up the offer to invest?
"It was a very tough decision, but ultimately it was decided there were better areas to
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Spark, Telstra, Vodafone confirm transtasman cable — and say CallPlus took a pass
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