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'Don't be evil': Google model faces an existential threat

Google is in the crosshairs of a lawsuit accusing it of wielding too much power.

US, EU, Australia pile into Google - NZ pulls its punches

Chris Keall writes: Wake up, Wellington.

It's Google's world. We just live in it

New York Times: We spend hours a day using Google's services.

Huawei NZ pivots to solar

One of 2020's more notable pivots.

Juha Saarinen: Why phone: Did Apple go big on 5G too soon?

iPhone 12's next-gen system solid but tech needed to unleash it still in pipeline.

Revealed: NZ Super Fund's largest tech investments, Facebook flop

After the mosque shootings, the $49 billion fund pressured social media platforms.

Privacy Act: A small step in the right direction

2020 has brought with it several notable hacks, illustrating why we need a bold new Act.

Paul Brislen: What my briefing to the incoming IT Minister would say

OPINION: This year is really one of opportunity and potential.

Stickybeak raises seed money for its disruptive survey business

Vodafone NZ, Spark and the multinational Dole are early customers.

How to deal with a crisis of misinformation

New York Times: False news is on the rise. We can fight the spread with a simple exercise.

Pill delivery startup seeks $3m booster shot

Startup serves "high-value" patients - many in lower socioeconomic groups.

Good news for the PM: Zoom finally adding full security

Six months after controversy first struck, Cabinet meetings could finally be secure.

NZ radar could reveal possible space junk collision

NZ-based radar will tell scientists if two pieces of space junk miss or collide tomorrow.

National MP promises 'lover taxes' for voters

Typo brings much mirth to election run-in.

Google employees are free to speak up. Except on this topic

New York Times: Google has some very particular rules about what workers can say.

Kiwi tech tackles silent struggle affecting millions of women

An idea five years in the making is ready to go to market.