Internet

Half of New Zealand parents believe their children are more likely to be bullied online than in the playground, a new survey has found.

Thousands of government officials, including high-profile politicians and senior defence officials, are among the data breach's one billion victims.

Opinion - A lack of confidence with intimacy is New Zealand's real problem with sex, not what we view on our devices, writes sex therapist Mary Hodson.

New Zealanders are the fifth highest users of pornography website Pornhub, according to the site's annual report.

The Chinese multinational, Huawei, has been contracted by the Solomon Islands government to install an undersea internet cable from Sydney to Honiara.

A trade union boss is calling on the government to consider following France's lead and ban major employers from sending work-related emails outside work hours.

Thirty-five diplomats expelled by Barack Obama in response to Russia's alleged hacking have now left the US.

French employees are getting the legal right to avoid work emails outside working hours.

There is a disjunct between the Clean Slate Act and a person's history online, says the Privacy Commissioner.

Internet businessman Kim Dotcom is hinting at a possible return to the political fray, asking his social media followers whether his Internet Party should stand in next year's election.

Australia has banned five illegal streaming and torrenting websites, but New Zealand is unlikely to follow, says Internet NZ.

The Australian Federal Court has ordered internet companies to block five copyright-infringing websites, including torrent website The Pirate Bay.

Opinion - The debut of Amazon Prime Video will hasten Sky's decline, but it's good news for consumers, writes Peter Griffin.

The local pay-to-view market has just got more crowded with the arrival of Amazon's Prime service.