Latest from Technology

Facebook bans 220 'Boogaloo' groups as ad boycott snowballs

More big names pull ads from the social network.

Cyber defences: How Australia's $1.4b boost compares with NZ

Defences ramped up across the ditch as attacks on govt agencies and business intensify.

Juha Saarinen: Why we should say no to AI Robojudges

What could possibly go wrong if you take an AI and feed it with decades of legal data?

Chris Keall: Showtime's move ominous for Sky

The cut-out-the-middleman trend continues.

Spark, Vodafone trade blows with new rural wireless broadband deals

Killer offers as Covid-19 relief measures wind down.

Money talks for Facebook but NZ Super Fund isn't speaking it

Coca-Cola and Unilever's brute approach yields results.

Rakon shares climb as earnings beat guidance

The Covid-19 pandemic is increasing demand for global telecommunications.

Facebook moves fail to stem advertiser boycott as Starbucks, Levis, Diageo walk

Big brands follow Coca-Cola and Unilever out the door.

Govt forsakes financial gain to facilitate faster 5G

Early access rights in the 3.5 gigahertz band for 5G services will be cheaper for telcos.

Ad boycott of Facebook keeps growing

New York Times: Companies suspend campaigns over platform's content moderation practices.

Google tweaks privacy settings to keep less user data

Some new user data will be automatically wiped after 18 months, new incognito modes.

Lens on lockdown: Has working from home harmed our vision?

Glued to a computer all day? Your eye health could be in danger.

Tim Pointer: Most entrepreneurs' dirty little secret

It's all too easy to look at successful entrepreneurs and think they have it all together.

Australia planning new cyber-security measures - private firms to pick up tab

Little says GCSB already helping private enterprise for free in NZ.

When will travel recover? Serko's punt

NZX-listed travel software maker sees signs of recovery after coronavirus clobbering.

Questions raised over Alibaba-owned AliExpress treatment of local GST

Shopper claims GST he paid is going to the Australian Taxation Office.