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Facebook now knows how much time you spend looking at each post. Do you want your own personalised internet experience? Audio

Peter Griffin talks technology, and Facebook teams up with the likes of the New York Times and Buzzfeed to put more news into your newsfeed with Instant Articles. Audio

The government of Nauru's move to block Facebook on the island has been met with outrage and suspicion by Opposition politicians and refugee advocates. Audio

A Te Puke freezing worker who's been threatened with the sack because of a Facebook post says she's not backing down. Audio

Facebook's revenue growth has slowed, while higher research and development costs have eaten into its profits. Audio

Technology correspondent Peter Griffin on the government's plans to impose GST on digital goods and services, Also Facebook launches a new payment service, and the end is nigh for Microsoft's Internet… Audio

Including: The big Facebook outage last night, Apple's new i-Watch and it's record profit, the cost of rural broadband, Google's investment in SpaceX, and the impending launch of Windows 10 Audio

Writer, director, and actress Lena Dunham says that while there are a lot of people she loves on Twitter, it's impossible to find them without reading things telling her that she should be "buried… Audio

A report into the terror attack and murder of British soldier Lee Rigby 18 months ago, has accused an unnamed US internet company - believed to be Facebook - of "providing a safe haven for… Audio

Tech news with Peter Griffin and Facebook moves into the workplace, and the online TV and film streaming service Netflix is coming to Australia and NZ in 2015. Audio

What are your rights when someone attacks you on a blog, Facebook or Twitter? Nick Russell from Chen Palmer discusses online attacks. Audio

The vice-chancellor of Otago University says she is very disappointed a facebook page hosted explicit photos of female students without their consent. Audio

Prof. Shaun Hendy from the Physics Department of the University of Auckland points the laser at how physics can affect our everyday life - the physics of networks, such as the hidden structure of the… Audio

How posting on social media can intensify emotions if and when people choose to share an important life events online, with A. Prof. Catalina Toma from the Department of Communication Arts of… Audio

Erika Pearson discusses new technology. Audio

Facebook's annoying users with intrusive requests to sign up for its messaging app. Also the tech fallout and cybersecurity implications of Nicky Hager's new book 'Dirty Politics'. With Peter Griffin.

Massey University researchers are looking at how young adults use Facebook in relation to their drinking activities Audio

Massey University researchers are looking at how young adults use Facebook in relation to their drinking activities Audio

The commission that promotes the use of the Maori language says the coining of new Maori words is getting out of hand after the creation of new terms for Facebook. Audio