Internet

University of Auckland Computer Science Lecturer, Paul Ralph, says when it comes to the public procurement of big software design projects - don't! He says the total cost of larger IT projects always… Audio

He's famous for his comedic web videos, and he's taken his latest one to a new extreme. Twenty-year-old YouTube vlogger, Ollie Langdon, tracked down a 'haunted house', and filmed his overnight stay… Audio

The new Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer is out. It debuted at halftime on ESPN's Monday Night Football, causing a spike in the ratings. Fans took to the Internet, causing movie theatre web sites… Audio

A long term fixture at Auckland Museum is going 'virtual'. Audio

Philip Howard looks at the challenges and opportunities of a networked world in 'Pax Technica - how the internet of things may set us free or lock us up'. Audio

Literary scholar, critic, and senior editor at the Los Angeles Review of Books, who teaches at Claremont McKenna College. His article about annotation, Down the Rabbit Hole, was published recently in… Audio

New laws requiring Australian telcos to store information about their customers email, land-line, mobile and internet use come into effect today. The Mandatory Data Retention Regime requires the time… Audio

A public-private project based at Waikato University is aiming to give people more control of their data. STRATUS, led by a cyber security expert and lecturer at the University Dr Ryan Ko, is a… Audio

Director of Global Learning at Creative Commons International, and advocate of affordable universal access to quality education. Audio

The Council for Civil Liberties says while the Police should treat online threats seriously, it would not want to see heavier restrictions on anonymous internet users. Audio

An Austrian student has won a David and Goliath battle against Facebook, arguing the company breached his privacy in transferring data to the United States. Herwig Hofmann is Max Schrems lawyer and… Audio

PediaPress is a German company producing Wikipedia articles as on-demand books, co-founder Christoph Kepper on why demand is growing for this user-edited encyclopaedia to return to the medium that it… Audio

A Tourism NZ promotion video shows a campervan driving on the wrong side of the road. It was creative license by the editor. Audio

Thieves desperate to make a quick buck are taking to the internet to sell everything from car seats to the spare wheels they've stolen from cars. Audio

It’s been more than 20 years since newspapers started going online, yet the vast bulk of revenue still comes from print. Google and Facebook are now getting most of the money from online advertising… Audio

If Twitter was to drop - or at least extend - its 140 character limit, wouldn't that fundamentally change the nature of it, as a social medium? It's now being reported as a near-certainty in the… Audio

More people are taking to the web to get synthetic cannabis in the hope they won't get caught. Audio