New Zealand - Government broadband policies and projects
Last updated: 23 Nov 2009 Update History
Report Status: Archived
Report Pages: 7
Analyst: Stephen McNamara
Synopsis
This report was archived in November 2009 and was last updated in early 2009. In this report we provide an outline of the regional broadband developments. A number of initiatives were launched to help the uptake and acceptance of broadband – some by individual organisations, others by the government. Previous initiatives included the Broadband Forum; the National Broadband Applications Project; Project Probe; the E-Commerce Action Team (ECAT); the government’s eBusiness Strategy; Local Government NZ’s e-Local strategy; the Growth and Innovation Framework; E-regions; and the Next Generation Internet (NGI) project.
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