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Facebook suspends tens of thousands of apps following data investigation
The revelations are likely to reignite calls for heightened regulation of Facebook.
The revelations are likely to reignite calls for heightened regulation of Facebook.
Messenger manners matter, say's renowned etiquette company Debrett's.
Last-minute shock and confusion. Spark responds.
Financial Times: Facing wealthy rivals and rising debt, Netflix is looking vulnerable.
Comment: Spark's reputation hangs in the balance as the Rugby World Cup kicks off.
The new iPhone goes on sale today, with only small improvements over more recent models.
Financial Times: The more data surrendered, the less investors view them as independent.
Airbnb was valued at US$31 billion last year.
Comment: Criticisms of electric vehicles range from fantastical to alarmist nonsense.
Financial Times: Smart TVs leaking data to companies including Netflix, Google, Facebook.
Editorial: Searches for white supremacy-related content will be redirected to support.
Sweeping changes ahead for a broadcaster still staffed for its satellite TV heyday.
New York Times: Facebook unveils changes to limit hate speech and extremism.
New York Times: It's time to rethink when to upgrade your iPhone.
The internet is surprising easy to break.
Facebook is developing its AI to help it auto-block content like the March 15 video.
Consumer says you're probably already covered by your home and contents policy.
Remote island may have better RCW coverage than parts of rural NZ.
"Britflix" for $7.99 per month. How it stacks up.
Wellington-based startup raises money at $64m valuation.
And when we'll see full replays for Rugby World Cup games.
An average human waiter can deliver 200 meals per day - the robots, 300 to 400 orders.
Financial Times: String of box office flops leaves distributors wary.
A field guide to the wonderland beyond traditional TV.
Car share wars heat up.
Google and Facebook say they are racing to elevate quality journalism.
Financial Times: Inquiry adds to pressure on Facebook, Amazon, Google and Apple.
Disney and Apple are gearing up to launch video streaming services.
Financial Times: WeWork pledges to appoint lead independent director.
Financial Times: Tech's unicorn era is having its Wall St moment — and it is not pretty.