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China censors the internet. So why doesn't Russia?

New York Times: Kremlin hasn't displaced Western apps. Instead it turns to intimidation.

Chorus offers up to $800 bounty to lure customers back

UFB operator accuses mobile telcos of underhand selling tactics.

Opinion: Facebook and the disinformation wars

The rise of the big platforms has led to a whole host of digital harms.

Chorus blames Covid's effect on immigration as half-year profit falls

UFB fibre operator guides to lower end of full-year forecast. Expenses rise.

Menulog's 'aggressive' growth plans to rival Uber Eats

It may not be the market leader for food delivery - but it has aspirations to be.

Covid 19: Kiwi tech could offer low-cost immunity test

NZ-developed tech using "synthetic paint" may offer low-cost test for Covid-19 immunity.

Vodafone NZ first to go big with 5G wireless broadband

Technology can go head-to-head with UFB fibre in many situations.

Christopher Niesche: Governments need to come down hard on Facebook

Facebook has show why governments need to come down on it like a ton of bricks.

How fake images are being used to catch paedophiles

German police are using a controversial strategy to ensnare abusers.

'Bullies': Anger erupts over Facebook's Aussie news ban

Facebook calls Australia's bluff over regulation - and sparks a global firestorm.

Google is suddenly paying for news in Australia. What about everywhere else?

New York Times: Google striking deals of its own with media companies.

Revealed: Microsoft's $100m-plus NZ location

Developer secures two of world's top businesses, both from the United States

Real estate wars: Trade Me launches takeover for homes website

The web site has 1.8 million houses on it, and gets 400,000 users every month.

Clubhouse, a tiny audio chat app, breaks through

New York Times: The 11-month-old app has exploded in popularity.

Covid-19: Supermarkets support mandatory tracer app use proposal

Large supermarkets open during all alert levels support mandatory QR code scanning.

Covid-19: Why the Govt was right to order lockdown

Experts explain why Govt made right move in locking down - and warn risk is still high.