Latest annual stats show ad revenue's gone up again, but the proportion of it going to local media is down. Keep Reading

Loneliness is driving millions of people to seek artificial companionship, but those AI friends can be dangerous sparking urgent calls for stronger regulations. Keep Reading

Records revealed by Reuters show the teen, who now has access to departments including Homeland Security, provided services to a cyber crime ring known as "EGodly" prior to his US government role.  Keep Reading

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It’s hard to see how the Trump administration will fix the damage caused by this intelligence blunder. Keep Reading

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Netflix streaming came to New Zealand 10 years ago this month and how we watch television has never quite been the same. Keep Reading

A Kiwi whistleblower whose book lifts the lid on Facebook was gagged before she had a chance to talk to RNZ. Why? And what did she say in other interviews before Meta called its lawyers? Keep Reading

Tired of the pressures and dangers that smart phones bring, some parents are reaching back to the phone on the wall. Keep Reading

A broad coalition drawn from across the ranks of Europe's tech industry is calling for "radical action" from European Union lawmakers to shrink reliance Keep Reading

A broad coalition drawn from across the ranks of Europe's tech industry is calling for "radical action" from European Union lawmakers to shrink reliance Keep Reading

If data ownership is not clearly established, it could stifle innovation and investment. Keep Reading

As climate change ramps up, extreme weather increases and trust in authorities declines, every large natural disaster triggers a wave of misinformation. Keep Reading

Mediawatch - NZME's top brass now have a billionaire on board who wants control and maybe more far-reaching editorial change. Keep Reading

A new UN report has called for urgent action to counter a global pushback on decades of hard-won gains for women and girls, with online violence among several challenges flagged. Experts on cyber abuse… Keep Reading

Today is International Unplugged Day, with new research showing how digital distractions are affecting our health and wellbeing. Keep Reading

1News has chosen not to identify the case but was in court when the matter was discussed. X has not responded to requests for comment this week. Keep Reading

One commentator says the plan may tie in to NZME's proposal to sell real estate business OneRoof. Keep Reading

Is the NZ Herald’s new editorial mission an example of cheerleading for one side of politics or just a move to cheer us all up? Keep Reading

Credit cards, passports and ingenuity led to the identities of undercover police who were loved under false pretences Keep Reading

Save the Children and Netsafe launched the anonymous online questionnaire to coincide with Te Rā o Ngā Tamariki Children's Day. Keep Reading

On a Monday in August 2013, I sat for coffee with a colleague from The Washington Post when suddenly my phone buzzed. Keep Reading

There have been 25 arrests made as part of the operation. Keep Reading

Over the past few weeks I've seen a significant uptick in complaints around Stuff using the phrase Aotearoa instead of New Zealand. Keep Reading