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Facebook hacker not living in NZ - police
Police have no evidence that a Russian hacker who posed as a Kiwi girl to sell Facebook login information has ever been to NZ.

Kiwi imagination yields winning solution
A team of students has developed a clever method of overcoming the lack of internet connectivity in developing countries.

Chemist's texts too intimate
A married pharmacist faces a fine and could be struck off for sending inappropriate text messages to the three hairdressers.

Yellow Pages chief plays down sale talk
Yellow Pages Group chief executive Bruce Cotterill is playing down prospects of a sale as a committee of bankers ponders the future of the company.

Telecom says latest job cut talk 'rubbish'
Telecom says rumours of up to 2000 people losing their jobs at the company are 'rubbish'.

Vodafone market share sinks as 2degrees grows
Vodafone NZ's market share sank below 50 per cent last year as new kid on the block 2degrees mobile entered the market.

TelstraClear proposal endangers 120 jobs
TelstraClear is looking to relocate its call centre service offshore, a move which could affect 120 jobs.

Sale could keep Telecom dividends up
The sale of Telecom's Australian business could keep dividends up, says an industry analyst.

'True friend' took own life after warning texts
A 15-year-old ended her life after getting threatening messages from her lover's wife.

Now's not good for TelstraClear
A Weekend Herald survey timing how long it takes internet service providers to provide human support uncovers some alarming waits.