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This is what happens when an experiment in satire is taken as gospel.
How Amazon's Alexa is set to change NZ brands in 2019
COMMENT: Air NZ, TVNZ and the NZ Herald are already experimenting.
'Complete dysfunction': The decline and now death of RadioLive
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Woman unjustifiably dismissed paid more than 10 times what she received - in legal fees.
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Google employees walk out to protest treatment of women
Google employees have called for an end to sexism at their workplace.
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Comment: The fight for the glowing rectangle in the living room is heating up.
UK treasury proposes $785m tax for Amazon, Google and Facebook
The UK Treasury is looking to clamp down on technology giants.
TVNZ may charge Kiwis for online TV next year
An emboldened TVNZ is set to place a few interesting bets in 2019.
Govt steps in to protect Kiwis from broadband bill shock
Communications Minister Kris Faafoi said the changes ensure a better deal for customers.
Amazon met with ICE officials over facial-recognition system to ID immigrants
This moves the tech giant into controversial territory.
Worker sacked for 'stealing' magazine out of trash wins $49K payout
The worker picked up a publication, which had been discarded by a customer.
Global investor backs Kiwi tech company Soul Machines
Kiwi emotional intelligence avatar creator attracts blue chip investor.
Facebook 'cleaners': The job the social media giant won't talk about
A new documentary takes a look at "the cleaners" behind social media platforms.
Cocaine dribbles, cigar chompers and wild animals - inside an ad agency
Y&R gave Paul Catmur his break in advertising. These are his memories from the agency.
How to become an online star: YouTube to give Kiwis tips
YouTube is set to give Kiwis a few tips on how to make content that attracts eyeballs.
Stuff the laggard among Fairfax businesses
The merger will see the Fairfax brand disappear.
Comment: NZ has been infected by a bad case of 'Three Billboards' syndrome
Anti-vaxxers, angry developers and carpark protectors all recently took out billboards.
The long list of people Trump has threatened to sue for libel
Donald Trump has never been shy in making threats against his perceived enemies.
New York taxman weighs probe after Trump exposé
There could be legal fallout from the revelations made in the New York Times report.
Tesla shares soar after Musk's tango with the SEC
Under the agreement, Musk will be barred from the role of chairman for three years.
Comment: Stay logged out of Facebook; it's safer that way
Facebook's latest security breach is another reminder that your data isn't always safe.
Comment: Think twice before investing in Netflix
COMMENT: Think twice before banking your life-savings on Netflix.
300,000 sports pirates: Sky TV and Spark at odds over crackdown
Some 300,000 New Zealanders regularly watch pirate sports content.
Leighton Smith's new podcast, weekly Herald column
The veteran broadcaster might be leaving his show, but he isn't leaving the industry.
'I sold my users' privacy': Whatsapp founder's feud with Zuckerberg
Whatsapp co-founder Brian Acton admitted that he was a sellout.
'Diet culture in disguise': critics weigh in on Weight Watchers rebrand
Not everyone is convinced by the company's pivot to wellness.
'Extremely disturbing': Facebook content moderator says job gave her PTSD
She claims the job caused her psychological and physical harm.
ABC boss Michelle Guthrie sacked
Guthrie was only halfway through her five-year tenure.