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Web makes mockery of gagging orders
Do you know the name of the actor who slept with the prostitute who slept with Manchester United soccer star Wayne Rooney?
Keep watch on Telecom, industry players urge
Commerce Commission alleges telco breached rules and deterred rivals.
Tweeters face big fine if they break election law
Posters to social media could be hit for $20,000 if they send texts on polling day backing contenders
Tweeters could be fined for election day campaigning
Twitter users will be in line for $20,000 fines if they are caught campaigning on election day.
Rival mulls legal action against Telecom
Rival CallPlus is also considering legal action against Telecom after the Commerce Commission said Telecom didn't give equal access to rivals on its unbundled copper network.
Zuckerberg to feature at G8 summit opening
Leaders of the 'real' and 'virtual' worlds will meet, en masse, for the first time in northern France today.
Week four: Download new NZ music for free
To help celebrate NZ Music Month, TimeOut and nzherald.co.nz, in conjunction with Frequency Media Group, are giving away a free download EP every Thursday in May.
Student caught planking in front of oncoming train
The 'planking' craze has hit a new low after a student was caught performing the act on a railway line.
Govt defends broadband contract process
The Government is defending its process for picking Telecom to set up the majority of the ultra fast broadband (UFB) network.
Telecom split hangs on law change, shareholder vote, Reynolds tells staff
Telecom's split into a network company and service wholesaler and retailer now only hangs on a law change next month and a shareholder vote later this year, chief executive Paul Reynolds has told staff.
