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Per gigabyte internet charges ridiculous
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."

2.2m Kiwis join Facebook
Almost half of NZ has account as site becomes 'necessary evil' - but are we just being used as advert fodder?

Dotcom raised at PM's Hollywood dinner
Kim Dotcom and the Megaupload case was raised with Prime Minister John Key at a dinner attended by top movie moguls in Los Angeles last night.

Dotcom glitch suspicion
Kim Dotcom's internet connection was being diverted inside New Zealand weeks before the Government Communications Security Bureau says it started spying on him.

Obama, Romney meet in first debate
US President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney have faced off in their first debate. Follow the commentary here.

Dotcom brief was 'not memorable' - PM
Kim Dotcom was mentioned to the PM during a briefing he received from GCSB a month after the Dotcom raid, as an example of how the bureau worked with police.

Sleep test dream for local tech startup
A new tool to help diagnose sleep disorders without the need for expensive sleep lab tests has been developed by a team of young Auckland engineers.

Chris Barton: Kim's great dotcomedy
The guerrilla performance artist Kim Dotcom pulled off the greatest dotcomedy of his career last week - making NZ PM John Key a laughing stock, writes Chris Barton.

NZ link to riotous birthday
A Kiwi has been identified as the mastermind behind a viral internet invitation that led to more than 3000 people gatecrashing a Dutch teenager's birthday and trashing the town.

'Evidence of neglect' at rest home
A health authority has taken charge of an Auckland rest home after planning and management failings amounting to "evidence of neglect".

Support for fired teacher
Current and former students have thrown their support in behind a Northland Catholic school teacher who was fired after he supported a gay rights protest.

Student life made easier with note-sharing app
A new app created by two young Aucklanders allows students to share and compare lecture notes in real time from anywhere in the country.

Facebook reveals breath test sites
Police are threatening to post phoney messages about fictitious breath testing check points on Facebook pages set up to help drunk drivers avoid being caught.

SMEs slow to upgrade their e-commerce solutions
What are online customers expecting companies to handle with online payment?