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The bleeding obvious ...  

A leading player in Japan's telecommunications market says New Zealand's relatively slow broadband internet services are "extremely dangerous" to the nation's economic prospects.
Sachio Semmoto - co-founder of Japan's second largest telecommunications firm KDDI and leading broadband provider eAccess - said yesterday that New Zealand's expensive and slow broadband service could mean this country gets left behind.
The lack of competition meant Kiwi consumers were paying top dollar for what were among "the slowest broadband connections in the world".

ARE YOU LISTENING COMMISSIONER "spin around" WEBB?
What *did* Telecom pay you?
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Posted by The Denizen @  4/14/2005 01:16:00 pm }
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