Colmar Brunton stories

New Zealanders are becoming increasingly worried about their personal data privacy, according to a new InternetNZ survey.

Epson NZ establishes distribution channel for business printers with major agreements and regional dealer partners.

Vodafone New Zealand alerts customers to rising online scams exploiting COVID-19 fears, urging vigilance as internet usage soars during lockdown.

Vodafone is, ahem, chequing out of the now old-school payment method as it focuses on developing its digital-first services.

Vodafone New Zealand unveils new mobile phone plans with endless data, addressing customers' increasing demand for data.

New Zealanders get a Jargon Buster to clarify cyber terms, boosting workplace cyber security understanding during Connect Smart week.

Only 17% of New Zealanders have received training on cyber security at work, despite being affected by cybercrime.

Kiwis confess to Facebook fixation, with research showing it's their top social media habit, say Colmar Brunton.

Survey unveils Kiwis' privacy fears; most oppose gov't eyeing up their social media data, trumping credit or criminal concerns.

New Zealanders value honesty and a sense of humor over good looks and intelligence in a romantic partner, says Colmar Brunton.

New Zealanders see positive spin-offs coming from the nation's growing economic ties across Asia, although they have become wary of investment from th.

Almost half of those surveyed admit to unauthorised streaming of TV programmes and almost a third indulge in unauthorised downloading of movies.

Kiwi marketers will need to focus on multi-screen, multi-device marketing drives to keep up with global trends in 2014.

Half of Kiwi SMEs are missing the digital boat, with just 50% having a web presence, risking invisibility to a highly online consumer base.

More industry education needed as small and medium sized businesses don't fully understand cloud computing despite the financial benefits.