Commerce Commission opens investigation into Telecom’s compliance with Separation Undertakings

The Commerce Commission announced today it has launched an investigation into an alleged breach of Separation Undertakings by Telecom Corporation of New Zealand. The investigation will assess whether Telecom Wholesale is likely to have discriminated against telecommunications providers in favour of ...

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Published By: Commerce Commission - Saturday, 16 October, 2010

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