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Under the leadership of Michael Spencer, the operations acquired from AsiaOnline were merged with his existing ISP business, VISP and E3. The company centralised operations to ICONZ House in Airedale Street, Auckland. In 2003, ICONZ acquired New Plymouth-based WebFarm and Freeparking, leading
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ICONZ was acquired by AsiaOnLine in 1999 and moved from being a New Zealand-based ISP to a Pacific-based ISP. The branding was changed to AsiaOnline, and it was given a new look. It joined a multinational company scattered around the Pacific Rim, with offices in California, Hong Kong, The
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In 2006, the Spencer Family made a significant investment in the Pan-Asian hoster Webvisions, headquartered in Singapore. In 2012, ICONZ completed a 100% acquisition of Webvisions and both companies operated as one entity, i.e. ICONZ-Webvisions Pte Ltd.
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On 1 February 2016 ICONZ was bought by the New Zealand-based company Plan-B. Plan-B work with New Zealand and international businesses to provide assurance that their data, infrastructure, and ability to work are protected from unexpected events.
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Philippines, China, South Korea, India, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Australia, and New Zealand. AsiaOnline went into liquidation in November 2001, and the New Zealand portion was sold to the Spencer family, who reinstated the ICONZ branding.
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In 1992 ICONZ was founded as a small business by Chris Thorpe and Jon Clarke in Clarke's garage. By 1994 ICONZ had grown and was one of only two companies providing internet solutions to the Auckland and far north regions of New Zealand, with 18
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shared-hosting providers in the New Zealand market. In 2005, ICONZ acquired 2day.com, a specialist Windows hosting company based in Auckland.
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On 1 September 2015 the NZ branch of ICONZ-Webvisions was re-branded to ICONZ Limited to separate itself from the Webvisions brand.
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Cloud Computing, Co-location and Dedicated Server Hosting, Domain Registration, Web Hosting etc
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node setup, which was the significant step forward for New Zealand global communications. The
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ICONZ is now a part of the Webvisions Group of companies.
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Privately Held Company
Telecommunications
Auckland
New Zealand
New Zealand
Asia
Owner
Group CEO
VP, Finance & Corporate Affairs
Chief Technology Officer
Group Marketing Director

New Zealand
Internet Service Provider
managed services
Orcon
Vodafone New Zealand
ihug
dial-up
IRC
Undernet
Internet Relay Chat
ISPANZ
"Internet access in New Zealand"
Newsgroup
nz.comp
Abley, Joe
"Notes from NZNOGs '05 History of Peering session"
the original
ICONZ Ltd

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