Chorus CEO questions telcos’ treatment of fibre products

Chorus CEO questions telcos’ treatment of fibre products
CEO JB Rousselot said it’s “disappointing to see” telcos not offering all products. (Image: Getty)
Ben Moore
Chorus chief executive JB Rousselot has called for regulators to look into internet retailers not offering the full range of options for fibre internet, particularly a low-user option, and how these products are presented to customers.However, the Commerce Commission said there was no obligation for telcos to address either of the concerns raised.Rousselot’s comment was made at the internet infrastructure company’s investor call, referencing the fact that neither Spark nor its subsidiary Skinny offer a low-user fibre option and...

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