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Cyber-bullying blamed
Distraught teenagers have linked cyber-bullying to the sudden death of a teenage girl last week.
Stoush over mobile spectrum auction
Astoush over the upcoming auction of mobile spectrum could now go before the Waitangi Tribunal after the Government said it would not set any aside for Maori.
Third person fined over internet piracy
The Copyright Tribunal has penalised a CallPlus customer who illegally shared almost 100 tracks and offered no explanation for the offences.
Telcos eye Asia in plan for new cable
A consortium of telcos has its eye on Asia rather than the United States as they unveil a plan for a new submarine internet cable between Auckland and Sydney.
Greens: Cable won't solve 'monopoly'
A second internet link out of New Zealand announced today will not address Telecom's "monopoly" on international connectivity, says the Green Party.
Police pounce over fake profile
A 20-year-old man has been arrested after allegedly using fake Facebook profiles to send inappropriate messages to at least two young teenage girls.
Flak for councillor over phone pic
Former policeman George Wood says he did not realise he was breaking the law by taking a cellphone photograph while driving across the harbour bridge.
Patience urged as extra staff battle spam
More than 100 extra staff have been called into Telecom for a second day to deal with call volumes after 60,000 customers had their passwords cancelled.
Password warning in spam attack
Some Yahoo!Xtra customers are threatening to switch internet providers after the latest spam attack, which saw 60,000 passwords cancelled over the weekend.
Iceland to give cold shoulder to online porn
Iceland is now considering becoming the first democracy in the Western world to try to ban online pornography.
Hugh Jackman's wife tired of gay rumours
Hugh Jackman's wife is sick of hearing rumours her husband is gay and their marriage is a cover-up
Free service to ease skills shortage
A new free service has been launched by a Warkworth businessman to help close the gap on New Zealand's skills shortages.
Telecom to review email service
Telecom has announced it will review its email service following a "series of issues" over the last year, including recent email attacks on Yahoo Xtra customers.
BNZ makes play at youth market
BNZ has launched a marketing push to capture a bigger share of the youth market by launching a new internet banking product.
Facebook sued over 'like' button
Facebook is being sued for allegedly infringing the patents of a Dutch internet inventor with the social networking site's "like" and "share" buttons.
'It's an ongoing battle'
Telecom has admitted the Yahoo Xtra email service has been hacked as hundreds of customers continue to receive spam mail, some from dead relatives.
Spammers hijack email accounts
Hundreds of New Zealanders have had their email accounts hijacked by "savvy" spammers and users are being asked to change their passwords as soon as possible.
Founder of GrabOne planning to take rest
The co-founder and chief executive of daily deal website GrabOne is planning to take a well-earned rest after he leaves the company next month.
PM pressed on film piracy
John Key went to meet Hollywood bosses with a briefing from officials saying studios were looking for easier ways to target Kiwi who downloaded illegally.
Meet the new boss of Mega
Kim Dotcom's new cloud storage business Mega has hired the man recently overseeing standards for internet business in New Zealand.