Things used to be in the past, but now they're not. They're on YouTube (motto: "Broadcast Yourself") and Vimeo and Facebook and Idiotvids.

Internet search giant Google has confirmed it gathered data about personal wireless connections from homes around New Zealand.

When it comes to keeping secrets, reality TV producers don't typically have the same luxuries as their scripted TV counterparts.

Vodafone has joined up with a Canadian company in a bid to take part in the Government's $1.5b broadband plan.

The Auckland-based telco will report a 47 percent decline in profit and more downbeat news could still come, according to analyst Guy Hallwright.

Critic Roger Ebert, web pioneer Vint Cerf and funnyman Jim Carr were among the host of winners at this year's Webby Awards.

Police have no evidence that a Russian hacker who posed as a Kiwi girl to sell Facebook login information has ever been to NZ.

In NZ for Privacy Awareness Week, Google privacy expert Alma Whitten talks about what the company is doing to keep your data safe.

A team of students has developed a clever method of overcoming the lack of internet connectivity in developing countries.

As many as four out of five Facebook users accept the site offers no privacy - unlike most of the population who consider it a private space.