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SIM card hijacking costs Kiwis big money

Kiwis hit to the tune of $30,000 each. Spark says current rules make safeguards tricky.

Coronavirus crisis showing us how to live online

New York Times: Digital tools can create connections, not conflict.

Scammers prey on coronavirus fears in phishing email

Scammers are trying to use the coronavirus scare to rip off unsuspecting Kiwis.

Spark latest ISP to wipe data caps on all plans amid work-from-home surge

The broadband providers doing their bit to help remote workers amid the Covid-19 scare.

Coronavirus: Cert NZ warns about three types of Covid-19 scams

Crown agency sounds alarm.

Juha Saarinen: How techies can help in the coronavirus pandemic

It's absolutely crucial that people have internet access during a crisis.

$12b coronavirus package: IT leaders on what needs to happen next

Internet for the under-privileged, buy-local, remote-working reforms needed.

Sky hoses down Spark's free sport move

Being a grown-up broadcaster comes with responsibilities, company says.

Coronavirus: Sky shares drop 15% to all-time low as sports cancellations spread

More events, competitions in doubt in fast-moving situation.

Amid market carnage, Spark earns upgrade

But today at least the telco takes a thumping, in line with other stocks.

How to make money in your sleep

HBR: Waking up to viral fame and riches? Now that dream is beginning to look like reality.

Tech firms to be held accountable for spreading child porn

Tech companies continue to detect an explosion of abusive content on their platforms.

Apple's 5G launch could be delayed

There's growing uncertainty over the impact of coronavirus on the tech company.

Fortnite frenzy: Housebound Italian kids strain internet

Data passing through Telecom Italia's national network has surged by more than two-thirds.

March 15: Day the internet was weaponised

Comment: An "internet for good" should be our response to March 15, says Jordan Carter.

How NZ has been at the forefront of a global collaboration to curb online terror

The Christchurch Call processes have already been used to stop spread of online terror.