Social media crackdown: How NZ leading global charge
Netsafe boss backs the Prime Minister in saying global response to social media is ideal.
Netsafe boss backs the Prime Minister in saying global response to social media is ideal.
A video has emerged on social media of girls and women applauding Chch shootings accused.
The CEO of Twitter revealed he eats just one meal a day and takes ice baths every day.
A fearless flamingo strolled onto the runway and the resulting video is hilarious.
Ardern says Facebook's steps were positive but stressed more needs to be done.
A journalist recently received an email she couldn't ignore.
Taika Waititi, Reese Witherspoon and John Legend are among those sharing their support.
Facebook has drawn criticism for responding slowly to graphic videos in the past.
The man accused of murdering Grace Millane has been furiously searched online.
Twitter is taking the step in a bid to improve the quality of debate on the platform.
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The former Kiwi student made anti-Islamist and anti-Turkish comments online.
A middle-class upbringing and Ivy League education don't quite captivate the imagination.
Some of the biggest accounts on the platform lost as many as 3 million followers.
Givealittle page launched for film-maker Renae Maihi's legal fees in defamation battle.
Researchers are examining tweets to see how people really feel about their surroundings.
The Advertising Standards Authority has updated its guidelines to cover influencers.
Social media company are grappling with the fallout of foreign election meddling
A man's first-ever tweet, showcasing Obama's respect, proves more popular than Trump.
Twitter makes it easier to rant by making tweetstorms an official feature.
Praise is pouring in for a Twitter employee who deleted Trump's account on their last day.
He believes social media and the lure of notifications is as addictive as heroin.
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Tweets could soon be twice as long as they are now.
Twitter says improving automation tools are helping block accounts promoting terrorism.
Overall, Twitter just isn't growing as much as investors would like to see.
Twitter is exploring adding a feature that will let users flag misleading information.