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The Court of Appeal has ruled internet businessman Kim Dotcom should get some of the electronic material police seized returned to him.

In the first column in a new series Peter Fowler looks at Pam Corkery's castigation of journalists, National's housing policy launch, Kim Dotcom, and growing worries about trolls.

Internet businessman Kim Dotcom is being forced to reveal details of what he owns to record labels and Hollywood movie studios after his appeal against a court order was thrown out.

BlogWatch columnist Peter Fowler looks at the controversy around the song "Kill the PM" and how misinformation about NZ On Air spread quickly online.

Internet businessman Kim Dotcom is in the Court of Appeal trying to avoid revealing details of his total wealth to a group of American movie and recording studios.

Political satire should be funny, but it is also an important way to hold those in power to account.

Crown lawyers say search warrants used to raid internet businessman Kim Dotcom's Coatesville mansion were correctly granted and the search was carried out properly.

Crown lawyers will spend today defending search warrants used to raid Kim Dotcom's mansion, which the internet tycoon says should be declared unlawful. Audio

Kim Dotcom has failed in his latest bid to force government agencies to hand over information they hold about him. The court had already turned down a similar previous application.

Kim Dotcom has reiterated he had nothing to do with hacking Cameron Slater's communications, but did consider hiring a private eye to monitor the blogger. Audio

The Internet-Mana alliance has launched its election campaign in Auckland this afternoon, promising to create 100,000 jobs annually and develop a digital workforce.

Kim Dotcom will have to wait until at least next year to claim back millions of dollars in property, after a court extended a freeze on some of his assets. Audio