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Slingshot's turn to be slammed
Editorial: Three years ago the Herald on Sunday uncovered an egregious abuse of telemarketing called in that industry…
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Slingshot used rival's database
Slingshot marketers used login codes to access a Telecom database to improperly switch over customers without their consent…
Slingshot fined over dodgy transfers
Internet and phone company Slingshot has been fined $250,000 after it admitted transferring competitors' customers to its…
'Fake' interpreter a serial offender
The sign language interpreter at Nelson Mandela's memorial who has been accused of being a fake has signed at past ANC events…
Investigation into 'fake' interpreter
"There was no meaning in what he used his hands for." An investigation is launched into whether a fake sign language interpreter…
Web users caught up in ransom scam
Some NZ computer users have paid $500 ransom demands after finding their machines encrypted and a ransom note demanding…
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Govt report on Chorus out next week
A full report on how internet price cuts will affect Chorus' ability to complete its leg of the ultra-fast…
Diner e-guide gets taste for NZ
Online restaurant guide Zomato is ramping up its growth in NZ as it goes head-to-head with more established competitors…
Google Glass up on Trade Me
One of the first pairs of Google Glass(es) to come to New Zealand shores has been listed for sale on Trade Me, however the…
Dotcom still being spied on
Kim Dotcom is likely to be under fresh surveillance and to have had phone calls with his lawyer intercepted, the judge hearing…
Slingshot due in court
Internet company Slingshot has accepted Commerce Commission findings that 27 customers were transferred…
Spies infiltrate online gaming
American and British spy agencies are operating in a world full of monsters - only it isn't quite the real world. The NSA…
NZ kids unaware of online dangers
Only about half of New Zealand kids aged 5 to 10 know the danger of speaking to online friends and a fifth of those would…
Tech giants lobby to fight spying
Big tech companies across the US have joined forces to pressure government to curb its big surveillance programmes that…
Phone addicts unhappy - study
Avid mobile phone users are less happy and suffer from higher anxiety, a new study shows.
Productivity gains the goal in adopting new applications
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New online attractions booking site GoBook has big growth plans for New Zealand and is eyeing overseas…
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Chorus funding to be improved
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Chorus could cut its funding shortfall for the ultra-fast broadband project from $1 billion to $200-250…
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Microsoft goes live with Windows 8.1
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Microsoft has officially released the revamped version of its latest Windows operating system. Windows…
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