Woman who pimped out 15yo: 'I thought she was 18'
Auckland couple ran an internet escort agency and flew the teen up from Christchurch.
Auckland couple ran an internet escort agency and flew the teen up from Christchurch.
The countdown is on but tech geeks can't help but get ahead of themselves.
Kim Dotcom wants every record mentioning him by name that the government holds.
Although the details change, the pattern stays the same.
The tragic Mayan Queen IV is worth about $200m and is one the world's largest yachts.
Users around the world were left frustrated after websites and apps crash.
Marketers and delinquent film fans have filled the website with fictional hotels.
Communication requires dialogue. Txting doesn't count.
Twitter has since suspended the fake Warren Buffett account.
Facebook has launched its latest bid to topple YouTube by expanding its video service.
The man was convicted by the Chief District Court Judge of assaulting his girlfriend.
Other colours that could have received votes included red, yellow and orange.
Influencers can charge between $8,000 and $20,000 for a single picture on Instagram.
Lizzie Marvelly has opened up on trolls and their vile words in her new book, That F Word.
A new survey investigates the disturbing online behaviour in 28 nations.
"I thought everyone did it occasionally."
In a post-truth world, what hope is there for facts? Plenty, says Dr Jess Berentson-Shaw.
Iyia Liu, the woman behind Waist Trainer, has launched another e-commerce business.
An internet campaign is trying change a Turkish province to resemble the hero's logo.
Disney is going streaming as more people switch from traditional TV bundles to online.
How much internet is too much internet? A Kiwi researcher is aiming to find out.
Musk mocked short investors on Twitter, suggesting his antipathy toward them remains.
The move threatens Google and highlights weaknesses of its Android OS.
Samoan author says police couldn't help against barrage of online abuse.
A query on Jimmy Kimmel Live! about Donald Trump led to a very awkward moment.
NZ Police inquiry hampered by Colombian company's refusal to assist.
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