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World's first website restored
The world's first web page will be dragged out of cyberspace and restored for Internet browsers as part of a project to celebrate 20 years of the Web.

Room for agents - Expedia
Online travel site Expedia says customers still prefer to book complex trips offline.

Small business: Online retailing - Lance Wiggs
Lance Wiggs, director, online electricity retailer, Powerkiwi which sells products on fellow online energy store, Powershop. Powerkiwi came second in last year's Deloitte Fast 50.

Small business: Online retailing - Greig Buckley
Greig Buckley, founder of kai.co.nz, an online business promoting and selling specialist foods from talented artisans around New Zealand.

Small business: Online retailing - Daniel King
Daniel King , founder online health product retailer, abouthealth.co.nz.

Small business: Online retailing Main St of future
Online retailing offers a number of opportunities for small businesses.

Julian Prior: Bigger and better....expanding world of the cyber-store
What are the main trends in online retailing in New Zealand and Australia?

Web satirist gets the last laugh
He looks like he could still be in school but Ben Uffindell has successfully lampooned some of the country's most important and self-important grown-ups.

New Zealand cyber security fears rising
New Zealanders are becoming increasingly concerned about privacy and cyber-security, new research suggests.

Pat Pilcher: Facebook Home fails
After a significant amount of hype and fanfare, it looks like the recently launched Facebook Home android app has been a failure, writes Pat Pilcher.

Kiwis crave online convenience
Kiwis are increasingly becoming "convenient consumers" as they choose to shop and watch TV when it suits them.

Online shops save time for busy worker
Gemma Shields can't remember the last time she bought clothes in a store.

Rebecca Kamm: Will Pinterest for men last?
How long will Manteresting last? Is the gathering of inspirational imagery a predominantly female or “gatherer” instinct?

Police role dies with tweets
If waking up to find your old tweets dredged up and splashed on the front page of a Sunday newspaper wasn't enough of a rude awakening for Paris Brown, the ordeal had only just begun.

Tiny forest community gets ultrafast broadband
It's a tiny community in the largest forest in the southern hemisphere, but Kaingaroa is about to be as connected as everyone else.

Rural broadband yet to deliver
Rural communities are yet to see most of the benefits from a $500 million scheme to boost internet coverage and speeds.

Man names, shames accusers on Facebook
A Hokitika man who crashed a party in Greymouth, assaulted a woman and broke a window, tried to avoid prosecution by shaming his accusers on Facebook.

Facebook fans forced to pay up
Facebook users have to pay 65 cents to message anyone outside their group of friends - unless they're contacting people like Richie McCaw, who is worth twice that.

Editorial: Laws against cyber-bullying welcomed
Editorial: Any curb on freedom of speech is a serious step that should never be taken without good reason.

Facebook post spawns riotous party
Social media is used overseas to incite democracy and create revolutions - but here it's used to organise "booze-fests", a victim of an out-of-control party says.