Internet millionaire Kim Dotcom has put his backing behind Orcon in a bid to bring cheaper broadband to New Zealand.

More than a million young people in Britain are subjected to extreme online bullying every day, according to the biggest survey of internet abuse.

To celebrate the fifth birthday of NZ On Screen, we have compiled a list of five of the most memorable Kiwi TV moments.

What's his game? Is the PM misinformed? Or deliberately spreading misinformation? Chris Barton looks at the issues on the copper tax debate.

More people are complaining to authorities after buying vehicles online and unseen - only to find they are not what is advertised or there are serious faults with them.

A young Kiwi woman filmed being bullied and humiliated by two former boyfriends is distraught after the nasty video went viral.

Police are looking into the actions of a Christchurch community board candidate who allegedly exchanged explicit images and messages with a teenager.

An application developed by Christchurch researchers allows people to walk its streets and see how they looked before the earthquakes.

The Government has acknowledged international criticism of its new law around online state surveillance but Google says it has failed to address those concerns.

Bob Jones is gobsmacked at the actions of Wayne and Sharon, who set up a website aimed at swapping goods.

Life has never been so good for discerning fashion shoppers. Online shopping makes even the most obscure brands accessible.

The Government has earmarked $15 million towards an international internet cable between New Zealand, Australia and the United States.

Privacy concerns are leading to "virtual identity suicide" with large numbers of Facebook users deleting their accounts, according to new research.

A Kiwi doctor reckons the smartphone-based technology he's developed has the potential to revolutionise the way medical staff communicate in hospitals.

Consumer NZ boss Sue Chetwin, who is leading a group fighting for lower internet prices.

Government intervention in the copper broadband market is a quick fix to rushed policy introduced in 2011, says former Telecommunications Commissioner Ross Patterson.

An Auckland-based online retailer is taking on the big supermarkets and selling dry goods from baked beans to washing powder.

Economic Development Minister Steven Joyce's "arm twisting" of would-be participants in a campaign fighting for lower internet prices is linked to the Government's "shabby deal" over ultra-fast broadband with network company Chorus, said Mr Cunliffe.

Economic Development Minister Steven Joyce has confirmed he persuaded would-be participants in a campaign fighting for lower internet prices not to take part.

New online attractions booking site GoBook has big growth plans for New Zealand and is eyeing overseas visitors.

Home-grown lingerie company Rose & Thorne is rapidly gaining a cult Facebook following and rave reviews.