Egyptians, blocked from the internet, are being offered a way by Google and Twitter to "tweet" by using a voice connection.

How many times do you look on a homepage and because of the mass of cluttered information you have no idea where to start?

England and Wales yesterday became the first countries in the world to release street-by-street information on crime.

Once stuck in a 9-5 rut in a Wellington office job, Gala Darling donned a new identity and created a new life as a New York style and self-help guru.

Asian budget carriers are increasingly using social networks without resorting to print advertising, industry chiefs say.

Name suppression has been lifted for the 'celebrity' charged with disorderly behaviour after an incident in central Auckland.

Supply of old-style net addresses is fast running out - but help is at hand.

You look at the testimonials on your website or brochure and see testimonials. The client looks at the testimonials and sees a mirror. Mirror, mirror on the wall, is this the right product or service for me?

Police investigate a name suppression breach in the case of the 'household name' charged with disorderly conduct.

A 24-year-old Christchurch fisherman broke into the home of a woman he met months earlier on an internet dating site and sexually assaulted her, a court was told today.

A woman's Facebook whinge about wanting to leave work became an invitation to burgle for a "friend".

Every country with internet access has its favourite social network, and what's galling for Mark Zuckerberg is that it's not always his.

Google has announced an online global science fair allowing any student with a web connection and a Google account to enter a competition with a NZ$64,800 prize.

A company planning to provide New Zealand with a new connection to faster internet has secured important links with US investors.