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In addition, Telecom New Zealand will operate as a non-exclusive reseller of a number of key Nortel Networks data products. These include Passport multiservice switches, BayStack routers, the converged voice/data Business Communications Manager (BCM) solution, the Business Policy Switch to prioritise network traffic and optimise bandwidth, Contivity VPN (virtual private network) switches, and the Optivity family of software applications for managing data and telephony networks.
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Telecom New Zealand reported net earnings of NZD 172 million for the second quarter ended 31 December 2007, down 25 percent from NZD 229 million in the year-ago quarter. Revenues went up 2.1 percent to NZD 1.42 billion, versus NZD 1.39 billion while EBITDA rose 4.4 percent to NZD 453 million. Tax expenses in the quarter were higher and earnings before tax totalled NZD 231 million, versus NZD 211 in Q2 a year earlier. The 2006 December quarter ... included NZD 24 million in net earnings from discontinued operations: the Yellow Pages Group which was sold last year.
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Note 4: Directory listings — Your customers with IFS numbers in New Zealand may arrange to have them listed in one or more of New Zealand’s 18 regional telephone directories. Once a number is listed, it will be available on Telecom New Zealand’s Directory Assistance service (reached by New Zealand callers dialling 018) and on Telecom New Zealand’s Internet White Pages (to be found at www.whitepages.co.nz), but the number will only be listed under whichever city or cities the customer choses to list the number under in the regional telephone directory. Charges for the listing vary depending on which regional directory is chosen and the size of the listing. Your customers will need to arrange this listing themselves directly with Telecom Directories Limited by telephoning +6495253430. Information about the charges is ... available from this number.
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Telecom New Zealand is still the big player and their change to chip cards has had a lull in the number of cards being produced as everyone waits for the changeover. Recent collector sets produced have proved popular although the number being released has been reduced dramatically since the heady days of a few years ago.
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Telecom New Zealand has announced that it is going to sell its Yellow Page Group business and is expecting at least NZ$2 billion. The Yellow Page Group includes the Yellow Pages, White Pages (which includes both offline and online services), New Zealand Retirement Guide and New Zealand Tourism Online.
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The Winnie the Pooh part 2 phonecards have been released by Telecom New Zealand after the fabulous response to the first set last year. Now only 800 sets have been produced - a shorter run than part 1, of which 500 are being sold in presentation packs. The price for a set of four mint phonecards is $US22, which includes airmail postage. A presentation pack is $US80, which includes registered airmail postage. If you would like to purchase this real collectors-item, please email David Levin with your requirements. To view this set or for further information check his site.
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