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Hoch/Tief		Volumen		Geldkurs	Briefkurs
2,83 - 2,83 Tag	3,39 - 2,68 52 Wochen	0 Tag	15 Ø 52 Wochen	2,86 6.682 Stücke	3,34 3.750 Stücke

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22.05.

SKY NETWORK TELEVISION LIMITED : SKY Happy With Commerce Commission Draft On DFB

SKY is happy with the Commerce Commission's draft report on high speed broadband and agrees with the Commission that UFB will see the evolution of entertainment viewing in New Zealand. "We a…
21.05.

NZ regulator flags connection cost, access to video as key for broadband uptake

The draft report comes after the regulator last week launched a probe into Sky Network Television's rights over video content and contracts with internet service providers amid criticism the News Corp-controlled pay-TV operator was using its...

16.05.

News shareholders shrug off market bloodletting

But across the Tasman, its 44 per cent-owned New Zealand pay TV play, Sky Network Television, had its worst one-day fall on news that the NZ regulator had begun an investigation into potential breaches of the...
16.05.

MARKET CLOSE: NZ shares fall; Sky TV down on regulator probe

By BusinessDesk | BusinessDesk – 13 hours ago May 16 (BusinessDesk) - New Zealand shares fell, led by the News Corp-controlled Sky Network Television after the regulator said it will investigate the pay-TV company's content deals with internet service ...
16.05.

MediaWorks, Quickflix welcome probe of Sky TV content deals

BUSINESSDESK: ASX-listed Quickflix has welcomed the New Zealand anti-trust regulator's probe into Sky Network Television's content deals with internet service providers, saying the issues raised by the Commerce Commission are "serious and real".