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Lecturer relents on students' use of Wikipedia for research
A university lecturer has embraced Wikipedia as part of her teaching after initially shunning the online encyclopedia.

The broadband scramble
In the next few weeks many bidders to take part in the Govt-backed rollout of a high-speed broadband network will be knocked out of the game.

It takes two to tango
This meeting is pure infidelity. But Claire Balfour, who emigrated from Scotland to New Zealand 10 years ago, isn't out to snare a married man.

Broadband solution can begin in the home
Inadequate home wiring, old hardware and software are all creating broadband bottlenecks in the home.

'Anti-grooming' software can detect paedophiles
Scientists have developed software which can tell young people if they are chatting to an adult posing as a child on the internet.

Facebook rolls out simpler privacy controls
Assistant Privacy Commissioner Katrine Evans said it was 'disappointing' that Facebook had taken so long to act on privacy problems

Faster broadband lags behind
More than halfway through the Government's term and the promised fibre roll-out to 75% of Kiwis over the next 10 years still hasn't delivered.

Air NZ to introduce mobile, web services
Keeping cellphones off during flights will soon be a thing of the past with Air New Zealand set to introduce new aircraft with mobile and internet services later this year.

Online now 10pc of all Kiwi media spend
The Best Ideas are Free: Online now 10pc of all Kiwi media spend

Privacy Commissioner probing Google over data
The internet giant is alleged to have collected WiFi data that includes people's networks and their signal strength.

Concerned Facebook users should use 'private' settings
Unsure of your new Facebook privacy settings? Set everything to "private", says the Privacy Commissioner.

Privacy office invites feedback on Facebook concerns
New Zealanders unhappy with changes to Facebook's privacy settings can share their concerns with the Privacy Commissioner.