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Europe's tough stance on Big Tech can't control the beast
New York Times: By the time fines are imposed, businesses are already ruined.
New York Times: By the time fines are imposed, businesses are already ruined.
NZ scientists designing cutting-edge 'collision avoidance' tech for satellites.
Sex, gun and drug-fuelled antivirus mogul on the run again after murdering neighbour.
Something is amiss in the Central Otago town - but who's to blame?
Steve Wozniak said that he can borrow 10 times as much as his wife on their Apple Cards.
But is it enough? Not for my house. Vodafone poised to strike back.
Businesses need to take action instead of observing new tech developments.
New York Times: VR has transformed from a science-fiction curio to a growing asset.
Tauranga startup buys out its US partner.
Craigs Investment Partners analyst Stephen Ridgewell has raised his target to $4.75.
Investors gather for post-Rugby World Cup annual meeting.
"Technical limitations" mean the streaming app will soon no longer work on some smart TVs.
Police tell blogger Bomber Bradbury they accept he wasn't linked to Rawshark hack.
Growing ticketing business wins backing in New Zealand.
Rogue staff blamed. Testing contract worth $3m yeilds compromised results.
New management moves in. Analyst raises questions about Catholic rival.
Netflix executive and others exit board, leaving only co-founder for down-round.
The device can be used from outside the victim's home.
New fire fighting training technology provides scenarios just like the real thing.
Security software has to deal with a much more complex threat environment nowadays.
Mason Pendrous appears to have stayed in room for at least two weeks before death.
But not everyone will pay more as customs levies will be dropped on some goods.
There's a pervasive pattern of Australian being tough on Big Tech and NZ weak.
Hidden faults and evidence of past shakes prompt a rethink of Hamilton's earthquake risk.
New York Times: Teens are gaga for TikTok. That's why Silicon Valley is so worried.
Some 20 per cent needed help. How Spark could have done better. Where to now.
Customers told to change passwords, monitor credit cards for suspicious activity.
NZ team developing a mid-pregnancy blood test that may help prevent pre-term birth.
Financial Times: Zuckerberg hopes to win over conservative critics by refusing.