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Nasdaq paying $12m for Facebook IPO glitch
US officials bust $7.4b 'dirty money' scheme
Calling it perhaps the biggest money laundering scheme in US history, federal prosecutors have charged seven people with…
Teen's death triggers probe into Facebook
An Italian prosecutor has opened an investigation into how Facebook allowed the publication of insults and bullying posts…
Govt considers cyber security advice group
The government is considering setting up an advice group on how to improve public awareness about the risks of cyber-security…
Teen girls flock to short smart tweets
Social networking site Twitter is becoming increasingly popular with teenage girls.
Hi-tech lessons for 'digital natives'
Children as young as 3 will benefit from being taught about Twitter and other social media, New Zealand's early childhood…
Yahoo in mix as Hulu takes bids: insider
Online video site Hulu is again up for sale, with Yahoo and pay TV operators DirecTV and Time Warner Cable among the seven…
Punakaiki Fund mulls $50m IPO
Lance Wiggs' Punakaiki Fund plans to seek as much as $50 million in an initial public offering to invest in New Zealand…
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Car dealer fined over 'shill bidding'
An online car dealer that placed thousands of fake bids on more than 500 of its own auctions has been…
$100k online car dealer scam
An online car dealer has been snared placing thousands of fake bids on more than 500 of its own auctions.
Sports world riding the wave of change
When Usain Bolt sprinted clear of compatriot Yohan Blake to complete an unprecedented second straight Olympic 100m-200m…
Craig blames hacker for offensive tweet
Conservative Party leader Colin Craig says his Twitter account was hacked after an offensive tweet was posted on his feed. The…
Adults, drama bad for FB
There are too many adults and too much drama on Facebook, say teens who are turning to Twitter as a…
Odds against Waterhouse as TV betting faces ban
Australia's internet gambling king Tom Waterhouse is feeling the blast from outrage over live betting odds.
Tweeting unites fans, players
It's 6.58 on an unremarkable Tuesday night in Mt Wellington, and influential sports jock Andrew Mulligan is about to go…
Delete that! Twitter faux pas
After publicly issuing media guidelines for players to follow on their coming tour of Australia, the Lions lost the plot…
Cricket: Twitter tirade prompts rethink
Cricket Australia boss James Sutherland concedes the governing body might need to consider implementing a social media policy…
Yahoo's $1.3b gamble on Tumblr
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Yahoo's chief executive is making a US$1.1 billion ($1.3 billion) bet on the online blogging forum Tumblr…
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ISS crew return to earth
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A Soyuz space capsule carrying a three-man international crew has landed safely on the steppes of Kazakhstan…
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Vikram Kumar: Global data centres in NZ - time for action
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For a long time now the ICT industry has nurtured the hope of attracting big online companies to host…
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IT industry backs patent change
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The IT industry is backing a change to planned new patent rules which has put an end to fears that computer…
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