Kiwis ditch phone calls for data
NEW Zealand's Commerce Commission says consumers are continuing to abandon phone calls in favour of more data services.
NEW Zealanders are rapidly giving up phone calls in favour of internet services, says the consumer watchdog.
THE annual telecommunications report from the country's Commerce Commission has found between 2007 and 2014, the total minutes of calling from landline phones in the country fell by nearly 50 per cent.
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