RWC stories
All Blacks' Rugby Challenge set to ignite rugby fever in NZ this week, with an early release announced. Aussie fans gear up for Sept 8 launch.
Auckland rolls out free wi-fi for RWC fans: Enjoy 90 mins daily across key venues and transport hubs, says Mayor Len Brown.
Microsoft NZ secures its spot as the official Rugby World Cup sponsor, promising a tech-forward experience with cutting-edge software and cloud services.
Attracted by New Zealand's pro-business policies, Capgemini returns after nine years, set to hire up to 40 in Auckland and Wellington, says ANZ CEO Thorley.
RWC final to be a crucial test for businesses' video streaming capabilities, says Blue Coat ANZ's Mitroo, urging network readiness.
With the competition nearly over, we take a look at some of the innovative technology that has brought the event to life.
A showcase of events promoting the New Zealand IT industry is set to begin in three weeks, coinciding with the Rugby World Cup.
Win the ultimate RWC finale experience with Microsoft NZ's comp, inviting you and your squad to their corporate box. Entries close Sep 9.
Despite RIM's challenges, Blackberry's footprint in New Zealand is set to grow, with new deals and the PlayBook launch on the horizon.
Toshiba incentivizes NZ channel partners with RWC prizes, including final tickets and a home party pack, for top sellers.
Rugby World Cup officials face backlash for hefty internet charges for journalists, sparking debate on media access costs.
BlackBerry becomes the official mobile sponsor for Rugby World Cup 2011, promising innovative tech and apps for fans and officials alike.
Freeview|HD coverage will reach an additional 160,000 homes ahead of the Rugby World Cup, thanks to the government's digital TV extension.
