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Facebook to allow users to hide their indiscretions
The days of fretting over whether your new employer might find all those embarrassing drunken photos on Facebook are coming to an end.
The days of fretting over whether your new employer might find all those embarrassing drunken photos on Facebook are coming to an end.
Concerns about the implications of evolving technology are reflected in a spike in the number of complaints to the Privacy Commission.
Google has said it will allow publishers to limit the number of free news pages users can access per day.
See all the most popular search terms of the year after Google reveals what the public wanted to know about in 2009.
A NZ man has been ordered to pay $21.3m for his part in a global spam network said to be one of the largest ever.
Putting together the power of the internet and sport would seem a natural combination for a New Zealand company.
Facebook users have been warned they will be among targets of a huge increase in cyber crime next year.
Today's hacker is a smart IT graduate, probably living in Eastern Europe, who is in the business to make money.
NZ climate scientists have criticised alleged hackers for "stealing" emails at the centre of a worldwide internet storm.
Spending hours on the net is subtly re-wiring the way we think and behave - often, but not always, for the better.
Rookie search engines Bing and WolframAlpha join forces in the quest for greater market share.
The organisers of the Webby Awards have named their 10 most influential internet moments of the last 10 years.
New Oxford American Dictionary names 'unfriend' as its word of the year due to its alleged lex-appeal.
The balance of power is shifting in the competitive world of NZ advertising.
Online shopping in New Zealand is about to boom to $1 billion a year but DVD rental stores, book shops and appliance stores may start to struggle.