A new website launching today reverses the usual auction process, with retailers making the offers instead of the consumers.

Young Kiwis are among the most sensible in the world with their online reputations, according to a new study.

Most customers go online to choose what they’ll buy. Why can’t they find many businesses there, asks Gill South.

In the old days, the office drove the business. Diana Clement finds a businessman who’s driving his office.

A New Zealand company is at the cutting edge of intelligence-led crime fighting around the globe, used by 60 of the world's largest law enforcement agencies.

A new report shows only 35 per cent of kiwi businesses have their own website and most are slow adopters of new technology.

How easy is it to be accused of copyright infringement and potentially be caught up into a months-long legal process, asks Juha Saarinen

As the push for e-government gathers pace, a basic literacy in the "e" part is a reasonable demand, writes Toby Manhire.

It's the sort of delightfully innocent exchange that plays out between young siblings every day. But four-year-old Delilah O'Donoghues earnest lecture on behaviour to her two-year-old brother, Gabriel, could be about to make their family a fortune.

Patrick Kershaw says charging per gigabyte is wrong. "It is anachronistic to a country moving toward prevalence of the UFB and ultra fast connectivity everywhere."

Almost half of NZ has account as site becomes 'necessary evil' - but are we just being used as advert fodder?