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Juha Saarinen: The amazingly unreliable and unstable internet

The internet is surprising easy to break.

Facebook using real-life firearms footage to develop auto-blocking AI

Facebook is developing its AI to help it auto-block content like the March 15 video.

Watchdog lashes Noel Leeming's new 'Protection' plan

Consumer says you're probably already covered by your home and contents policy.

Chathams get free Rugby World Cup streaming

Remote island may have better RCW coverage than parts of rural NZ.

Joan Withers joins Sky board as shakeup continues

TVNZ and Fairfax veteran takes another stab at media.

The 'Netflix for Anglophiles' launches in NZ

"Britflix" for $7.99 per month. How it stacks up.

Cybersecurity company RedShield's $14m raise finds a local backer

Wellington-based startup raises money at $64m valuation.

Spark Sport close to a clean sheet - but hit by Man U snag

And when we'll see full replays for Rugby World Cup games.

Can catering robots plug labour shortfall in China?

An average human waiter can deliver 200 meals per day - the robots, 300 to 400 orders.

Spark Sport boss: RWC mishap won't taint future

The Spark Sport boss is adamant the sports streaming service is here to stay.

Spark reveals big numbers around its Kupu app

Four clever apps for Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori.

Kogan goes hot pink after Spark legal threat

Founder takes his typical tongue-in-cheek approach to legal spat.

Analysis: What's changed in NZ since the Christchurch shootings?

Herald reporters examine what progress - if any - we've made in crucial areas.

Want to do business in Silicon Valley? Better act nice

New York Times: First rule of Silicon Valley venture capital is never insult a startup.

Why you shouldn't bother buying the new iPhone

Apple's unveiled three new iPhones. But they are missing a key feature.

Top 3 takeaways from Apple's big event

Wot no 5G?, Apple Watch hitch, entertainment going global

EU's new digital czar: 'Most powerful regulator of big tech on the planet'

New York Times: Her billion-dollar fines have made her loathed by Silicon Valley.

Apple launching Arcade - a 'Netflix for gaming' - in NZ

All-you-can-eat service launching September 20.