nzherald.co.nz Mac blogger Mark Webster rounds up day two of Webstock.

Everything about Webstock is beautifully designed - from the coffee to the name tags, the programme, the food, the entertainment and the speaker line-up.

nzherald.co.nz Mac blogger Mark Webster rounds up Webstock so far - from Ruby On Rails to ukuleles.

The 2011 Census gets into full swing from tomorrow with the delivery of about eight million census forms and internet access codes.

Actors, musicians, sports stars and journalists - all among those who have put their foot in it with an injudicious post on Twitter.

Vector, shut out late last year from the Government's ultra fast broadband plan, has now been selected for priority talks to roll out fibre in Auckland.

It was the kind of flash mob that only the internet can generate.

While TradeMe has stepped in to stop the sale of World Cup tickets, scores of tickets are available on eBay.

Online daters say insecurity and fears of rejection are why they lie in profiles.

Vodafone has apologised to an Auckland woman after information from her Facebook page was used in its advertising without permission.

Telecom's profits are down, but the company is refusing to be drawn on how the Govt's Ultra Fast Broadband contract might affect profits.

The top social-networking service in the world's biggest internet market was created by graduates of a prestigious university to help students communicate with one another. And it's not Facebook.