Debate over .xxx websites has eclipsed news about a move that will benefit a billion users.

Business that pioneered online checks on motor vehicles is now vying for exclusive Australian deal.

Telecom has now announced its data pricing for the Apple iPad computer tablet, which went on sale in New Zealand today.

New Zealanders are among the worst illegal movie downloaders in the Asia-Pacific region, MPs were told yesterday.

The iPad is officially available throughout NZ today and users will have the chance to get a free download of a new Herald iPad application to go with it.

Freight matchmaking service is the sort of thing the internet might have been invented for.

Rules drafted in the 1970s don't have much to tell us about where the internet is heading.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has become the pin-up of web-age investigative journalists.

Sick of hearing Mel Gibson's latest shocker? Refresh your ears with some other doozies to make the public arena.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is due to make his first public appearance in Britain.

A New Zealand judge has ruled that advertisements for Pokerstars.net and the Asia Pacific Poker Tour run on TV3 and C4 were not promoting online gambling.

Telecom has put the brakes on signing up a new IT supplier citing the uncertainty around the company's future structure.

Auckland - and particularly Queen St - are taking a pasting on social media from disappointed visitors.

Pornography is a subject that's rarely talked about, it's the pre-eminent internet money-spinner, and everyone spends a disproportionate amount of time either trying to avoid it or access it.

Bieber was targeted by an internet prank which leaves him struggling to find a way out of exporting his teeny-pop to North Korea.

Power failure could have been to blame for the sudden collapse of one of the world's most popular websites, the online encyclopaedia Wikipedia.

Launching a business when you're 13 or 14 isn't the usual recipe for success, but it works for some.

Car thieves are using Trade Me as a catalogue for crime, tracking down owners of desirable vehicles from number plates.