Telecom has announced it will review its email service following a "series of issues" over the last year, including recent email attacks on Yahoo Xtra customers.

BNZ has launched a marketing push to capture a bigger share of the youth market by launching a new internet banking product.

Facebook is being sued for allegedly infringing the patents of a Dutch internet inventor with the social networking site's "like" and "share" buttons.

Telecom has admitted the Yahoo Xtra email service has been hacked as hundreds of customers continue to receive spam mail, some from dead relatives.

Hundreds of New Zealanders have had their email accounts hijacked by "savvy" spammers and users are being asked to change their passwords as soon as possible.

Vikram Kumar, formally of internetNZ is the new CEO for Kim Dotcom's Mega.

The co-founder and chief executive of daily deal website GrabOne is planning to take a well-earned rest after he leaves the company next month.

The United States could launch pre-emptive cyber strikes against countries it suspects of threatening its interests with a digital attack.

A University of Canterbury journalism expert has slammed TVNZ’s Seven Sharp programme, saying it lacks depth and drive.

For his latest trick Kim Dotcom is not just fighting back against his oppressors, writes Chris Barton. He has unleashed the dogs of war.

There are growing fears about Chinese cyber attacks on Western media outlets after two of America's largest newspapers said Chinese hackers had infiltrated their computer systems.

Justice Minister Judith Collins is to outline new measures to curb cyber bullying within the next few weeks.

A coroner is repeating calls for urgent laws to control cyber bullying in light of a teen taking her life after she set up a Facebook page targeting herself.

Kim Dotcom's new Mega website has already received 150 notices for copyrighted content allegedly being hosted on the service, according to a report.

People using file-sharing websites should be given the chance to do the right thing and pay for what they're using, the inventor of the worldwide web says.

The prize for "Media Love Affair of 2012" goes to Kim Dotcom, writes John Drinnan. The German millionaire and unlikely "small guy" enjoyed adoring coverage through 2012.

New Zealand has been ranked 21st in a 60-country globalisation survey conducted by consultants Ernst & Young.

Kim Dotcom's new venture Mega was launched with fanfare at the tycoon's mansion last night and came with a warning for Hollywood.

When Angela Hudson walked into former schoolfriend Stuart Blower's arms at Auckland Airport, it was love at first smell.