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Chat Roulette is like the latest street drug: accessible, alluring but peddled by untrustworthy characters.
$15,000 penalty for web downloads
Anyone caught breaching copyright by downloading films and music from the internet will face large penalties under new legislation.
Sex sells - but is sex.com worth $20m?
The latest twist in the on-going saga of the web's costliest address as its cash-strapped owner is forced to sell.
How Facebook can ruin your life
People will post just about anything on social networking sites. And the information could be used against them, even in court.
Welcome to FarmVille: Population 80 million
How did virtual chickens, tractors and acres of soya beans become the world's biggest video game?
Is your love-making streets ahead of the rest?
A new website that allows users to find out where and when people are having sex has just been launched.
Netting designer garb
Designer labels including Kate Sylvester, Karen Walker and Huffer are being hocked off on Trade Me at heavily reduced prices.
Webstock: Wellington gets down to serious interweb business
Mark Webster reports from day one of the Webstock conference in Wellington.
Webstock: Branding a President - the art of 'gut feeling' design
Scott Thomas, Design Director of the historic Obama Presidential campaign, spoke about 'gut feeling' at Wellington's Webstock conference.
Pete LePage: The man behind the little blue 'e'
Pete LePage, Microsoft's senior product manager for Internet Explorer - the little blue 'e' that gets you on the internet - talks IE9, Apple's Flash stance and browser powers.