Original sentence: Ameritech and Bell Atlantic reduce their share in Telecom to a combined 49.6%.BellSouth (now Vodafone) sets up the first mobile network to compete with Telecom.Clear Communications (now TelstraClear) begins the first network to compete with Telecom.Clear Communications reaches an agreement on local service interconnection.Roderick Deane is appointed CEO.Telecom creates First Media Ltd to develop a cable television network across Auckland and Wellington, called First TV.Telecom implements a NZ$200 million dollar fibre-optic cable connection between Australia and New Zealand.Telecom is sold to two United States-based telecommunications companies, Bell Atlantic and Ameritech, for NZ$4.25 billion.Telecom lists on the New Zealand, Australian and New York stock exchanges.The Kiwi Share agreement is drawn up and part of this agreement retains free local calling for residential customers
Edited sentence: Also in 1990, Clear Communications (now TelstraClear) entered the New Zealand telecommunications market and so was the first network to compete with Telecom.Also in 1995 Telecom created First Media Ltd to develop a cable television network across Auckland and Wellington, called First TV.Also in this year, Roderick Deane was appointed CEO of the company.Around the same time, the Kiwi Share agreement was drawn up, which included a provision that the company retained free local calling for residential customers.Clear Communications reached an agreement with Telecom in 1995 on local service interconnection.In 1990 Telecom was sold to two United States-based telecommunications companies, Bell Atlantic and Ameritech, for NZ$4.25 billion.In 1991 Telecom listed on the New Zealand, Australian and New York stock exchanges.The following year Telecom implemented a NZ$200 million dollar fibre-optic cable connection between Australia and New Zealand.Then in 1993 Ameritech and Bell Atlantic reduced their share in Telecom to a combined 49.6%, and BellSouth (now Vodafone) set up the first mobile network to compete with Telecom