NZME and Stuff won't take their bid to merge to the Supreme Court.

Important questions loom about which of Paul Allen's assets are likely to be wound up.

Air NZ and Zephyr Airworks sign partnership. Test flights under way in Canterbury.

Working life before Google? Different.

YouTube is set to give Kiwis a few tips on how to make content that attracts eyeballs.

The flaw could've exposed the data of as many as half a million users.

Co-founders Grant and Merryn Straker will keep all of their shares.

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The media companies were challenging a judge's refusal to give the merger the green light.

Discussions about regulation have started, but the path still seems totally unclear.

French lawmakers would like to see the right to be forgotten extended across the world.

With the market tipping near its Everest, many investors are wondering whether to sell.

Facebook has launched its latest bid to topple YouTube by expanding its video service.

Trump has turned his attention to US tech companies, claiming they're biased against him.

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Dermot Nottingham breached two court orders and harassed five people, including a then MP.

Think working at Google is a dream job? Tens of thousands of contractors might disagree.

Traditional ad agencies are already under pressure from the likes of Facebook and Google.

Noelle Google'd herself out of curiosity - what she found made her sick to her stomach.

Google has created a tool that can forecast a host of patient outcomes.

These are the top keywords when using Google for online shopping.

The public transport provider's monthly bill will increase from $1000 to $30,000.

Flying into work to avoid Auckland's peak-hour traffic is a real possibility, Uber says.

The salad emoji's egg has been removed to make it vegan-friendly, but Twitter's not happy.

NZ's courts tell Google to remove content for privacy, security and defamation reasons.

There has been furious debate over whether Google should help the military.

The very important reason why we should be searching our name on Google again.

Race is on to become world's first US$1 trillion company.

Internet giant claims local loss, but will restructure affairs following tax criticism.