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Lightbox will provide up to 5000 hours of TV content for Kiwis, as Telecom takes the fight to internet-television industry rival Sky.More

Internet Party Leader Laila Harré will stand in John Key’s Helensville electorate because "the Prime Minister has some explaining to do."More

Earlier this month Slingshot unblocked access to certain movie websites, much to the delight of their customers.More

Putting Wi-Fi smarts in the cloud enables businesses to offer Wi-Fi as a valueadded service – and monetise it, says Ruckus Wireless' Renilda Saguil.More

"Labour is showing that after nearly six years in Opposition and three Opposition Leaders they still have no new ideas and precious little understanding of what is already happening."More

"The change keeps all the advantages of the current system while expanding choice..."More

"The business is now in a good place for someone to take it forward and move it from a start-up to an operational business of scale."More

"There’s no question that 4G – particularly in rural areas – will deliver economic benefit and have strong impacts for productivity."More

"Too many businesses aren’t using the tools available to unlock the Internet’s potential."More

"We’re a web company, so it seems fitting to accept the world’s premier web currency..."More

"The ICT sector is a key component of our vision for a smart green economy..."More

"We can now satisfy our customers’ expectations for stability and network speed combined with our very competitive pricing structures."More

The eagerly anticipated NetHui 2014 showpiece continues to come together as more announcements are made about the Auckland event in July.More

"There’s no question that the widest possible deployment of 4G, particularly in rural areas, will deliver the maximum economic benefit with strong impacts for productivity."More

"Our ambition has always been to get the voice of young New Zealanders – the digital generation – heard in Parliament."More

"This move may sound reassuring for individuals and their personal freedom; however, it also looks difficult to enforce on a large scale, and may be very disruptive for the functioning of search engines going forward."More

The word Kiwi has come to represent New Zealanders all around the world and it’s not just about where they come from, it’s about who they are.More

"I’m no Steve Jobs," laughs Seeby Woodhouse, the Voyager founder currently ripping up the Internet Service Provider market in New Zealand.More

For a planet made up of countries, cultures and climates galore, apart from the oxygen we collectively breathe, we remain connected by one growing constant.More

In what has been a very busy week for those in Redmond, Microsoft has today released a patch designed to fill the hole in its Internet Explorer browser.More

"More New Zealand businesses are beginning to embrace the opportunities the internet is offering – from access to international markets to increased engagement with their customers."More

Deidre Steyn tells David Williams how she is relishing the role of general manager at one of New Zealand’s original internet success stories.More

Prime Minister John Key has launched SPARX, an online game-style tool to help young people develop skills to deal with feeling down, depressed or stressed.More

"With the help of the public, the Green Party will ensure that all Internet users are protected by basic human rights."More