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Former US president Donald Trump is launching a space on his website where he can post messages to encourage others to share them to Twitter and Facebook.

EU regulators are accusing Apple of distorting competition in the music streaming market, siding with Spotify in a case that could lead to changes in its lucrative business practices.

A UK-football inspired boycott of the world's biggest social media platforms has begun as a protest about continued online racist abuse against a number of Black athletes.

It took seven months for police to set up their first team for scanning the internet after the mosque attacks - but it was almost immediately in danger of being shut down.

A win by the Australian watchdog over data collection could see similar litigation become more common in New Zealand.

Producers hope the Oscars ceremony will have the look and feel of a movie, giving winners more time for speeches while coronavirus masks will also play a major role.

Facebook protests that its new algorithm that curates your newsfeed is just a mirror reflecting yourself back at you. If that's the case, says one digital expert, it's a funhouse mirror. 

Jacinda Ardern says there is now an online defence framework for the online world that didn't exist before the Christchurch Call. Audio

Weeding out fake news and misinformation is becoming increasingly difficult in the new media environment where social media rules, an academic says.

The Commerce Commission plans to address pain points for internet and cell phone customers who are having trouble with their service.