Dangerous liaisons 2.0: The new infidelity
The internet and cellphones have changed the face of infidelity, writes Rebecca Barry Hill.
The internet and cellphones have changed the face of infidelity, writes Rebecca Barry Hill.
The police communication network has been restored following a fibre optic cable failure this afternoon.
NZ Post has plans to move its directory service Localist to include editorial content such as news.
Natalia Burgess, 28, of Mangere in Auckland, has assumed multiple false online personalities to form internet relationships with teenagers.
Can Easter be celebrated online instead of going to church? Aleks Krotoski ponders the effect the internet has had on religion.
The recent flurry of gosh-how-shocking stories about female consumption of pornography is emblematic.
The dating website match.com has been forced to begin checking its clients against criminal databases.
Many Kiwis find it difficult to 'switch off' when they are away from the office because of the technology they have at their disposal.
Tech editor turned to providing news sheets for embattled residents.
Some new homes built in areas marketed as "fibre ready" do not have the wiring to support ultra-fast broadband, says an industry standards group.
Peter Jackson has released the first production video from the set of The Hobbit movies now filming in New Zealand.
The Labour Party has defended its support for a controversial internet piracy bill.
A Govt law tackling unauthorised movie and music downloads and illegal file sharers...
Internet users are voicing their opposition as the Copyright (Infringing File Sharing) Amendment Bill - the Government's compromise on the controversial Section 92A legislation - is rushed through Parliament.
New Zealand has improved its position in global rankings measuring how countries take advantage of new technology.