Kiwis love watching films and TV as much as the rest of the world. We want to watch the same shows at the same time as our friends on their OEs. So why do we have to wait? Plugging out ears of the water cooler, awarding social media for days when we are perfectly willing to pay. In New Zealand, there are a number of channels where you can legit really access online content. But why does a consumer in the US have more choice than a Kiwi? When we are supposed to be paying for the same product. Geoblocking means that Kiwis consumers are prevented from buying some overseas goods online. This is like going to a supermarket, loading up your trolley, and then being told at the checkout you're not allowed to buy what you want because you live in New Zealand. Internet NZ supports sensible copyright law that protects content producers and allows consumers a fair choice. We want all Kiwis, both home and overseas, to be able to watch up to the minute, entertainment, media and news. We have an opportunity coming up in the next copyright act review to find a way that protects content producers and allows for digital innovation. What do you think? Join in the conversation now at internet NZ.nz.