Vodafone New Zealand to acquire TelstraClear

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Reply # 654453 12-Jul-2012 12:16
sbiddle: langers1972: I am just hoping they sort us TBox customers out with MySky as they surely won't continue with the two, anyone know anything on that? TelstraClear's IP based playout system is superior in many ways to what Sky have. It represents one of the significant assets that they have, particularly as we enter a UFB world. I would be worried if I was Sky. Superior in many ways except basic functionality which is awful at the best of times, if its end user experience matched then I'd agree but right now it's noteven close.

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Reply # 654462 12-Jul-2012 12:25
I wonder if this will result in TC peering openly again.

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Reply # 654465 12-Jul-2012 12:29
langers1972: sbiddle: langers1972: I am just hoping they sort us TBox customers out with MySky as they surely won't continue with the two, anyone know anything on that? TelstraClear's IP based playout system is superior in many ways to what Sky have. It represents one of the significant assets that they have, particularly as we enter a UFB world. I would be worried if I was Sky. Superior in many ways except basic functionality which is awful at the best of times, if its end user experience matched then I'd agree but right now it's noteven close. I said nothing about the t-box, merely the playout system. Vodafone (and TelstraClear right now) have the ability to kick Sky into touch when it comes to IPTV. *Need help configuring your Linksys ATA or IP Phones for New Zealand? Check my blog post

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Reply # 654468 12-Jul-2012 12:32
sbiddle: langers1972: sbiddle: langers1972: I am just hoping they sort us TBox customers out with MySky as they surely won't continue with the two, anyone know anything on that? TelstraClear's IP based playout system is superior in many ways to what Sky have. It represents one of the significant assets that they have, particularly as we enter a UFB world. I would be worried if I was Sky. Superior in many ways except basic functionality which is awful at the best of times, if its end user experience matched then I'd agree but right now it's noteven close. I said nothing about the t-box, merely the playout system. Vodafone (and TelstraClear right now) have the ability to kick Sky into touch when it comes to IPTV. Will indeed be interesting times then. Sky needs a good kick in the complacency gland. Regards, Old3eyes

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Reply # 654471 12-Jul-2012 12:35
Surely it all comes down to broadcast rights. Sky hold all the trunk cards on those don't they? Galaxy SIII, Galaxy Note 10.1, ASUS UX31e Ultrabook, Mysky HDi, 2talk

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Reply # 654472 12-Jul-2012 12:36
Good news. But now there is the twilight zone for all the customers of one who want (or do not want) some of the perceived benefits of being a customer of the other. Suspect there will be a lot of press and postings for VF to hurry-up and make their changes so 'we' know where 'we' stand. Whilst they wait for all the regulatory approvals, and then we wait for the system integrations. Things may appear to get worse before we see the benefits of better.

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Reply # 654476 12-Jul-2012 12:45
oxnsox: Good news. But now there is the twilight zone for all the customers of one who want (or do not want) some of the perceived benefits of being a customer of the other. Suspect there will be a lot of press and postings for VF to hurry-up and make their changes so 'we' know where 'we' stand. Whilst they wait for all the regulatory approvals, and then we wait for the system integrations. Things may appear to get worse before we see the benefits of better. Especially for the TC staff who will be wondering how many of them are down the road.. Regards, Old3eyes

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Reply # 654483 12-Jul-2012 12:56
Lorenceo: I wonder if this will result in TC peering openly again. Their market share will mean they won't have too if they don't want to I'm afraid.

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Reply # 654487 12-Jul-2012 12:58
Due to consolidation of call centres, TCL call centre staff will have to share the same commuter train as Vodafone call centre staff: Now based in Perth WA. Check out my blog, and photos I have taken in my travels. Any comments or posts are not necessarily the opinion of my employer - who are bloody marvelous by the way.

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Reply # 654497 12-Jul-2012 13:15
I guess this will put an end to the long running speculation around Vodafone exiting the New Zealand market.

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Reply # 654507 12-Jul-2012 13:20
hairy1: Surely it all comes down to broadcast rights. Sky hold all the trunk cards on those don't they? Exactly what I think. And could you imagine the complaints if Vodafone got broadcast rights to say the Bledesloe cup? Although they could resell them to Sky with a delay.. Win on both counts (good PR for customers + more dosh). Previously knows as psycik NextPVR Based HTPC: 2 x HVR3000 - DVB-S - Freeview, HVR3000 - DVB-T Freeview\|HD, Nova-T 500 - Dual Freeview\|HD, Digital Coax --> Yamaha RX-v540, 8600GT --> Samsung LA46A650D via HDMI Clients: Popcorn Hour A-100, 1xATV2, 1xATV3 Windows 7 Ultimate Host 4x2TB + 1x1.5TB using DriveBender, VMWare Server 2 with 1xW7, 2xW2k3 1xUbuntu 11.10 Desktop, 1xWHS2011, Plex

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Reply # 654512 12-Jul-2012 13:29
It still has to get commerce commission approval though, so it may not be a done deal yet.

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Reply # 654539 12-Jul-2012 14:04
Got to also think of the staff at both companies as once approved they have to merge/restructure 2 big companies. End result however once all together will be interesting, but as I see it the new Vodafone will be much bigger than Telecom having their own network as well as mobile network

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Reply # 654572 12-Jul-2012 14:26
hairy1: Surely it all comes down to broadcast rights. Sky hold all the trunk cards on those don't they? LOL trunk cards.

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Reply # 654576 12-Jul-2012 14:30
jonherries: hairy1: Surely it all comes down to broadcast rights. Sky hold all the trunk cards on those don't they? LOL trunk cards. Blimmin swype autocorrect! Galaxy SIII, Galaxy Note 10.1, ASUS UX31e Ultrabook, Mysky HDi, 2talk

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