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Vodafone NZ's $1 billion-plus cell tower sale: NZ Super Fund in the frame

NZ telcos looking to jump on the passive asset sale bandwagon.

'Crying poor when they have one of the sweetest business models going'

ISPs far from happy at UFB companies' wholesale price rises.

Lucas Groeneveld: Why micro-mobility is the way forward

OPINION: Uber Eats boss reacts to plan to abolish kerbside parking on arterial roads.

Fia Jones gets satellite on Rocket Lab's next launch, readies $7m raise

"F*** me, that's so cool," says Peter Beck.

Chris Keall: Stalker ruling is third strike for Netsafe

Ministries of Justice and Education need to take a hard look.

You're still being tracked on the internet, just in a different way

New York Times: Shift in digital tracking giving some a bigger advertising advantage.

US airport security changes technology for transgender travellers

TSA's new airport scanners and 'X' gender markers will "advance civil rights."

Mixed news for those caught in the Costco hype

PLUS: Petrol price war nearly ready to kick off in the northwest.

In the Loop: The shocking way Facebook tried to bring down TikTok

A new report has revealed Facebook's dirty tactics in its attempt to bring down TikTok.

Two Young Nats resign after female politicians harassed online

Two National members have resigned after misogynistic trolling was linked to one's house.

Damien Venuto: How data became a dirty word – and how to fix it

The line between creepy and useful is incredibly thin.

NZ's Kami makes Time's 100 Most Influential Companies list

Allbirds, Sir John Key-advised Impossible Foods also make the cut.

Dyson says its 'snorkel' headphones offer air pollution protection

Social media goes wild.

China's TikTok, Facebook influencers push propaganda

State-owned media in China has more influence and power over social media platforms.

How war in Ukraine roiled Facebook and Instagram

New York Times: The rules over what war content is permitted keep changing.

Venture capital firm raising $80m-plus for NZ startups

With multiple new players, 2022 is shaping up as another boom year for startup investment.