Kiwis Have Their Say On Ultra Fast Broadband - 11
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Kiwis Have Their Say On Ultra Fast Broadband - 9
Why New Zealanders want an ultra-fast broadband network.
Every week, we will bring you a selection of comments from Vector’s fibre to the door website.
Here’s what Kiwi’s have had to say this week in support of Vector’s effort to bring fibre to the door of Aucklanders …..
It's time New Zealand begins to increase its level of technology to that of other western countries and catch up.
HS
StudentI do support it, if it would make children have quality education, and not only that it would be good and benefiting the children of tomorrow … if it was offered free or at least 50% discounted for schools and tertiary education. As fees are already costing parents an arm and a leg. Thank you
Patricia
IT StudentWhen I start looking after other peoples’ children in my own home next year I will have computer literacy as part of our early learning programme. Faster internet suits younger minds (and their shorter attention spans!!) and will make it easier for me to provide fun learning opportunities :)
VG
NannyIt would be good to see New Zealand plan for the future (and now) & spend some money on this, rather than the standard 'kiwi catch-up'.
KatieObvious isn’t it? My internet speed is just ...slowwwww - with a broadband connection that allows the max speed on the line for upload and download - it’s just ...sllllllooooooowwwwww
SV
Software DeveloperAdvertisement - scroll to continue readingI want it faster, bigger, better, more! We've had no phone or internet for two weeks, due to the ancient cable in our area packing a wobbly. Gee thanks. Bring on the fibre to the door woohoo - good on you Vector!!
MM
MotherIt seems that this technology would be best at serving the public for high speed internet.
JBBecause its 9pm and my broadband connection has slowed to practically dial up speed and I've been on hold for 15minutes with my service provider (I use the term loosely) to see if they can do anything. In my opinion, anything less than fibre to the door is waste of time, $$ and resources.
SM
Online Sales ConsultantI'm sure a lot of kiwis may feel that being so isolated geographically already means that opportunities and developments existing in other developed nations are beyond our reach at this time despite having the internet as it is now. If fibre closes the gap a bit and makes us more of a global competitor, then why not? If anything it would even be a great morale boost.
MC
Multimedia DesignerComing form overseas where cable internet has been a standard for a decade, I am still extremely annoyed at the slow and expensive service we get here in New Zealand. It can only get better.
MarlisNZ has a sub par internet connection for business and home users; this is detrimental to a lot of businesses and puts NZ in a modern bronze age when it comes to technological change. If New Zealand wants to be a viable sphere for business opportunities it needs to get what it becoming the basic tool for business up to date, the Internet.
JK
StudentIncreases productivity in the workplace, and also helps at home as entertainment is becoming inseparable with the internet
CW
EngineerNew Zealand is behind the world in internet speed. It will make us more efficient and help business's grow. I have no end of trouble with my existing connection and with rain our connection slows. This is due to multiple faults/joins in the existing copper network. This can all be improved for everyone with fiber to the door.
JB
ElectricianI use the internet daily, and the faster & larger the connection, the more I can get done simultaneously.
JT
Process AnalystYeah sure it's a good idea. Just as long as Tauranga gets a faster broadband as well.
CaseBecause having experienced broadband overseas ours is pathetic in comparison and if fibre to the door means I can study via correspondence quicker without reduction in uploads or downloads I fully support it. We need to get with the times and be on a par with the world.
LS
Home ExecWe need faster internet for downloads uploads and to be competitive with the rest of the world. Whether it is for work or play the internet is an integral part of our everyday lives and we should be able to keep up. From email to videos and gaming to music we should all have the ability to enjoy the fastest growing information and communication network in the world.
CM
StudentBecause fast broadband is essential in today’s world, to be successful in today’s world you need to be competitive and fast broadband helps!
LMI want fast internet for gaming and general internet use. Sick of not being able to play on servers any further away than Australia.
BABecause I want to do more on the internet instead of waiting for a site to come up, it saves time and I get more done
MT
AdminIt’s important for people to be in touch with each other and the outside world. Fast internet fibre to the door is good for everybody. Small to large businesses, housewives to heads of business.
RF
Masseur/Musician/Actor/HandymanI am frustrated with New Zealand’s slow connection speed; we need to be on par with the rest of the world.
KSAfter living in Wellington with cable internet, the adsl internet in Auckland is very slow.
DDWI’m sick of slow internet. New Zealand has such a poor internet speed. You could set up a hut in the middle of Africa and get faster broadband. I want to be able to watch streaming video (TVNZ etc) without having to pause and wait again and again! You have my support!
JosiahIt is time we all had better internet speed and service, from a personal and business perspective.
VOReliable, fast networking is critical to small businesses in our markets (FMCG and IT&T). Backhaul contention on ADSL (and the general state of copper in the ground) leaves a lot to be desired - bring it on!
MKInternet is never fast enough. However please also think about the rural people, not just Auckland City
JurajaThe only sensible network investment for the future.
KG
ArchitectI have always wanted fibre optic internet, would love a residential product for fast high capacity home use
MVBecause it is about time we got what everyone else already has. And we need to get faster internet in order to become a more competitive country. Not only that but we need to use this internet wisely like to get smarter energy grid meters or improve our education system.
JosephineTo help the development of new technologies
KG
Software EngineerNew Zealand needs better infrastructure and this is one way that we can ensure we get it!
Louise
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- Kiwis Have Their Say On Ultra Fast Broadband - 1
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The
Government plans to give New Zealand a complete fibre to the
door ultra-fast broadband network. Vector thinks that’s a
great idea and is hoping to help them do it and Scoop.co.nz
also thinks its something well worth discussing. To have
your say in The Vector Fibre Debate see… http://www.fibretothedoor.co.nz/