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The Channel has been informed that Graham Prentice has resigned from Renaissance and is currently on garden leave.

Updated: NZ's largest telcos will combine resources to roll out high speed broadband to rural communities sooner rather than later.

After $US100 million marketing spend, Windows 7 Phone gets off to a slow start in the US - analyst blames Monday.

Google has introduced emergency search results in New Zealand for poisoning and suicide searches, providing immediate access to crucial helpline numbers.

Motion gaming's new era sparks concern as injuries and damage rise, post-Kinect launch. Warning: enthusiasm may lead to mishaps.

Vodafone New Zealand sees a dip, losing 35,000 users amid a strategy shift and recent service issues, says CEO Vittorio Colao.

ComCom is set to extend the 'keep your number' rule, allowing users to switch networks without changing numbers, for another six years.

Vector has completed a 150km fibre loop as part of Transpower's national grid upgrade, enhancing electricity flow monitoring and control between substations.

Suzanne Hansen reflects on 12 years at Cisco, transforming ANZ's tech channels and pushing high-tech solutions for future growth.

Kaseya's MSP of the Year award opens to New Zealand partners for the first time, seeking role models in IT services. Application deadline: 12th November.

David Henderson, Channel and Alliances General Manager, Australia and New Zealand, will retire at the end of December 2010.

Apple's iOS 4.2 update, packed with 100+ features, expected to launch Friday, Nov 12th in US, making iPads more enticing for organisations.

It turns out that, when he's not on a quest for bloody revenge, Kratos likes to do regular things like aerobics and ride the reverse bungy!.

After a successful launch in Germany, Strike is set to unveil the Scala Rider G4 Instructor Kit to Australian motorcycle training organisations and media.

Strike's Cardo Scala Rider product devices can be very useful and beneficial in a training environment if used correctly.

Telecom introduces new data roaming fees, offering a capped rate plan of 100MB for AUD $100 in select countries including Australia, the USA, and the UK.

Skype has vowed to improve its Mac app amid backlash, including from Xero CEO, but remains tight-lipped on a release date.

Comworth enhances its support to customers by appointing Chris Bergin as Channel Manager, part of a strategy to expand its product expertise.

New portfolio aimed at CIOs looking to better align IT within the business and bring IT budgets under control.

Vodafone admits ongoing 3G faults causing missed calls and delayed texts, promising round-the-clock efforts to fix network issues affecting customer services.