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New York Times: Musk plans to transform the social media service into an “everything app”.
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New York Times: Since Musk took over Twitter, some users have migrated to Mastodon.
Apple built its empire with China. Now its foundation is showing cracks
New York Times: Apple won't be able to produce enough phones to meet holiday demands.
Jarden Brief: Facebook parent gains after job cut rumours
Intrigue at tech giant comes amid Amazon hiring freeze and jobs bloodbath at Twitter.
Elon Musk backtracks on Twitter firings, sets sights on luring YouTube stars
Days after bombshell decision, new owner Elon Musk has dramatically changed his tune.
'Permanent ban': Elon Musk on the warpath against celebrities
Elon Musk has lashed out at verified Twitter users for 'impersonating' him.
Security cameras make us feel safe, but are they worth the invasion?
New York Times: Internet cameras come at a high cost to our privacy.
Air NZ names Apple baggage trackers as prohibited items
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Elon Musk's NZ push: The number of Starlink customers will surprise you
The number of local Starlink customers will surprise you.
Elon Musk starts putting his imprint on Twitter
How employees and ad veterans are reacting as the world's richest man sets up a war room.
Super Fund's tech stock blues: Why Zuckerberg's pain is your pain too
Big funds and KiwiSaver taking a bath as well.
Elon Musk’s cryptic tweet after brutal firing spree at Twitter
CEO, chief financial officer and the company's general counsel reportedly ousted.
'Chief Twit': Elon Musk appears to confirm he has bought Twitter
Musk seems to finally go through with $75b Twitter buy.
Revealed: How much money Kiwis are saving by working from home
Research delivers good news and bad news about hybrid working.
Ukrainian in NZ raises millions, reveals two new investments
Potential for NZ, as an island of stability, to become a global tech hub.
TVNZ loses Dr Who to Disney+ as another franchise goes global
Series teleports to a new platform under a global deal - the new trend.
Juha Saarinen: Internet data leaks set to become even costlier
With record fines incoming, ignore information security at your peril.
Stream of unconsciousness: Can we trust services after House of the Dragon NZ meltdown?
Why Neon fell over during the House of the Dragon finale. Looking ahead to the next RWC.
Chinese rivals force Elon Musk to slash Tesla prices
Price war breaks out in Tesla's second-largest market.
Andrew Couch: EVs - great for business, but what about the environment?
Value for money public transport must be the answer near term.
Relentless cyberattacks: Justice Minister Kiri Allan's take on two circuit-breaker moves
PLUS: Why DHB consolidation could increase the cyber threat.
Elon Musk plans to cut 75% of Twitter workforce - report
The magnitude of Musk's reported cuts are far more extreme than anything Twitter planned.
Police evidence storage system 'full of potential for abuse'
An American-provided evidence storing system is derailing criminal trials.
Google gives users more power over ads - how to access the new features
Move comes as regulators worldwide clamp down on ad-tracking.
Why the Govt has abandoned plans for a 5G auction - and a huge windfall
Industry, consumer advocates offer wary support.
Exactly how green are EVs (and their batteries)?
New York Times: Greenhouse-gas emission difference erased as car is driven.
Why an iPhone sold for $67,000
And why that dunga in your drawer from 2019 could be worth a lot more than you think.
Netflix shares rocket after it reports return to subscriber growth
More new features on the way, more gains forecast for December quarter.
NZ's public sector could be sitting on internet address treasure trove
The New Zealand public sector could make millions by selling its Internet addresses.
The 'sharent' trap: Should you post photos of your kids on social media?
Financial Times: The debate over 'sharenthood' has raged for some time.