
'Sobering reading': New study shows YouTube more popular than TVNZ
What were Kiwis' preferred platforms to view and consume news in 2020 so far?
What were Kiwis' preferred platforms to view and consume news in 2020 so far?
Six years ago Elliott Watkins dropped out of university. Now he's a multi-millionaire.
Reality TV stars Harry Jowsey and Kristian Barbarich use social media to build businesses.
As their fame grew, Torrell Tafa and the Cougar Boys began earning money on social media.
Talkback host Harnek Singh warned sect members to "be careful".
Couple lift lid on disturbing online world our kids are exposed to in new documentary.
Dismayed social media users have reported having issues with the video-sharing platform.
No one who lived through it will ever forget the great New Zealand lockdown of 2020.
The man who posted the first ever video to YouTube amassed 90m views. Here it is.
Suzy Cato returns to screens as host of a new educational channel for distance learning.
She entertained NZ kids between 1990 and 2002 - now she's in front of a new generation.
New York Times: YouTube has been a highly effective megaphone for conspiracy theorists.
New York Times: He thinks YouTube is "unethical and reckless". It's also his meal ticket.
The footage was shared anonymously to Youtube several weeks after the incident.
YouTube has banned deepfakes and videos with patently false information.
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.
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.
Sebastian Kereti says his hype track was used without permission to usher Trump onstage.
Boram, who boasts 30 million subscribers, has purchased a skyscraper in Seoul.
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.