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Google's legal peril grows in face of third antitrust suit

New York Times: More than 30 US states have added to Google's mushrooming legal woes.

500 billion pages and counting: How Google rules the web

New York Times: Company's vast size makes it impossible for competitors to catch up.

NZ firm first to tap Swarm's global satellite network

Broadband from above as a US startup forms partnership with an outfit from The Tron.

Swarm founder Sara Spangelo on her company's new satellite network

Swarm founder Sara Spangelo on her company's new satellite network.

Facebook takes the gloves off in feud with Apple

New York Times: Facebook opposed changes that Apple was making to the tracking of apps.

'Big glowing thing' over Otago was electron rocket

Rocket Lab launched the electron rocket from its Mahia Peninsula site.

Reddit founder backs Kiwi startup

Kiwi startup backed by hot Aussie VC firm, former Reddit boss.

Gmail users hit by worldwide outage

Is your email down? You're not the only one.

Entrepreneur Guy Horrocks to join NZME board in 2021

The tech entrepreneur will join the board in February.

Massey professors hit out over controversial science shake-up

More than 70 Massey professors make rare and direct appeal to chancellor over shake-up.

The lingering legacy of US nuclear testing in the Marshall Islands

The US detonated its nuclear bombs around the Marshall Islands in the 1940s and 50s.

Analysis: We're not ready for a transtasman travel bubble. Here's why

THE CONVERSATION: Contact tracing is critical to safe travel. NZ and Oz aren't there yet.

Infratil chairman bites back over conflict-of-interest claims

Is Morrison shy of a sale that would see it lose its "lifeblood".

NZ video game industry booms amid pandemic

Jobs, revenue surge - but a number of issues remain.

Why WhatsApp matters

New York Times: What Facebook does could change how we shop and use the internet forever.

Are we hurtling toward a tech crash?

The next crisis could spring from damage to the digital services we now depend on.