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Cyber-tweakers make the bad news go away
New Zealand companies and celebrities are quickly latching on to publicity manipulation techniques.
Telecom admits broadband blunder
Telecom has admitted a software error has caused over-counting of broadband usage, affecting 35,000 customers who will now be provided compensation.
Pacific Fibre questions Sthn Cross cable internet capability
Southern Cross says its submarine internet cables are more than capable of shouldering the demand from the ultra-fast broadband network, but its rival Pacific Fibre is arguing over the numbers.
Facebook reaction: King's student a loyal friend
A King's College student found dead near Auckland's southern motorway has been hailed as a...
Your Business: Web search expert aims for success
Every business is trying to win a prominent ranking on Google...
Sideswipe: Something for the weekend
Celebrate the end of another working week with the special weekend edition of Sideswipe.
Critics' bite spur to improvement
The 159 dogs at Barkley Manor can't give online feedback on their grooming and the way they're treated.
Everyone's a critic online - perils and promise for business
Is your business at risk from online customer reviews?
RWC net link to cost $362
Rugby World Cup bosses will charge media personnel $362 a match to plug into the internet.
<i>New Zealand's Next Top Model</i> returns tonight
New Zealand's Next Top Model returns to television screens tonight at 7.30pm on TV3.
Telecom accused of broadband overcharging
Telecom can't count and could be overcharging thousands of customers' broadband accounts.
Govt won't revisit copyright law
The Government will not revisit a controversial law that allows internet providers to disconnect users for alleged copyright infringements, despite a UN report that said internet access was a human right.