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Young Kiwis reach out to tackle online threats
Three-quarters of young Kiwis have acted in response to social media distress.
Three-quarters of young Kiwis have acted in response to social media distress.
The vlogger has 102 million subscribers.
Olivia Jade's parents were accused of bribing a university for their daughter's admission.
The twins reveal the moment that almost cost them their 15 million followers.
YouTube claims it is trying to avoid giving radicals a platform but it is not easy.
Whatever happened to the teens at the centre of the 2013 Roast Busters scandal?
YouTube personalities beat rugby and music in survey of NZ kids online.
Herald reporters examine what progress - if any - we've made in crucial areas.
High-schoolers are spending hours on their phones each night - and many want relief.
Young people's love of the influencer and celebrity culture sparks big retail change.
Parents don't always know how to respond to the aspirations of their kids.
Internet giants vow to target misinformation, but is it too late?
YouTube is accused of improperly collecting data on children.
The YouTuber can be seen laughing before patting its head and asking: "You high, bro?"
A mum has faced major backlash over comments she made about her daughter's eye colour.
New York Times: Videos advocating neo-Nazism and white supremacy to be removed.
New York Times: Automated system has created vast video catalogue of prepubescent kids.
Pressure on tech giants and other corporates to change has been mounting for some time.
A survey has found a huge digital divide between schoolchildren in rich and poor areas.
The summit will seek a commitment from tech companies to block violent extremist content.
In preparation for Paris tech summit, PM says she saw Christchurch terror video.
Two of the world's biggest beauty bloggers have had a spectacular falling out online.
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and US President Donald Trump won't be at the Paris summit.
"None imagined a Prime Minister... armed with... the support of an outraged nation".
PM hoping for a global initiative to stop terrorist content on social media platforms.
39 days on, social media sites still struggling to stamp out copies of gunman's video.
Netsafe boss backs the Prime Minister in saying global response to social media is ideal.
Lack of change by Facebook month after Christchurch attacks unacceptable, say advertisers.
COMMENT: A digital expert argues that NZ is being left behind.
The probes concentrate on any money trails leading back to the 28-year-old suspect