Broadband use soars to 1.1m subscribers
Broadband subscriber numbers rose 27 per cent in the 15 months to June to 1.1 million, Statistics New Zealand (SNZ) says.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromInternet
Life's a beach, as Kiwis say it
A YouTube sensation featuring a beached Kiwi whale and his friendly seagull mate is destined for TV.
DIY filling the gaps in tougher times
Cost-conscious do-it-yourselfers are picking up where tradespeople left off at big-box hardware stores.
Tender invitation kicks off Govt broadband project
The Government has fired the starting gun on its billion-dollar broadband rollout.
McCain's daughter on busty Twitter pic: I'm no slut
John McCain's daughter has apologised over a Twitter picture that saw her abused on the microblogging site.
Google doodle finalists named
Google has named the Kiwi finalists for its first local version of the Doodle 4 Google art competition - and now the public can pick the winners.
Ghost-Twitterers abound
That celebrity or corporate Tweet might not be as authentic as you think.
Scammers targeting struggling students
Australian students have been warned against internet scams that could end up putting them behind bars.
Kiwi Doodle 4 Google finalists
The 20 finalists in the New Zealand Doodle 4 Google design competition.
Court finds against Telecom over high-speed data pricing
The High Court has found today that Telecom leveraged its position to charge competitors disproportionately high prices for access to its network.
Aisling's family close web page after 'silly' messages
Aisling Symes' family have had to shut down the wall on their Facebook page after 'silly' messages were found.
Crown Law to review internet publishing laws
The Crown Law Office reviewing internet publication, after recent cases raised questions over contempt of court and suppression order breaches.
Self promotion key to getting work
Facebook and other social networking websites have become the hottest tools in the tech-savvy job-seeker's kit in this recession.
Critics vocal on Obama's peace prize
US President Barack Obama's recent Nobel Peace Prize has generated much praise as well consternation around the world.
Telecom's price hike upsets users big time
Telecom has angered internet customers by hiking the price of unlimited broadband access.
Cyberbullying victim fights back after 'skank' attack
An ex-model slammed in a blog as a 'lying, whoring skank' challenges web users anonymity - and succeeds.
The godfather of punk seeks new Passenger
Punk rock legend Iggy Pop will re-record classic track in campaign for state-owned telco Orcon.
Man accused of internet rapes walks free
A man accused of luring two women to his home via an internet dating site and raping them has walked free.