Pacific Fibre, the local start-up looking to build a second internet cable linking New Zealand to the world, has signed up Australian ISP iNet in a long-term international capacity deal.

2degrees says it has gained 200,000 customers from rival telcos Telecom and Vodafone through number portability in the last two years.

New details about the structure of the proposed Telecom - Chorus split have been unveiled.

Mobile phone companies should be banned from using the term "cap" when advertising deals, an Australian report recommends.

New Zealand will join other nations at a conference on cyberspace in London in November.

So far video calling has not really caught on for everyday conversations. Rhodri Marsden looks at at why not and whether that is set to change.

A battle for the top position in internet business has broken out as rival alliances are going face-to-face with one another.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg greeted Prime Minister John Key on a tour of the headquarters in Silicon Valley yesterday.

A Vodafone Live customer spent sleepless nights and another rang the company call centre in tears over huge bills...

A silly moniker can easily damage our chances of getting a new job, says Jean Hannah Edelstein.

The online trade in credit card details, email addresses and tools used in cyber attacks is growing, an investigation has revealed.

The company planning to build New Zealand's second international internet link has confirmed its $91m contract with the Crown-owned research network, REANNZ.

Blisteringly successful in the search, mobile and browser technology, Google's strides into the social networking arena have faltered.