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We are about to enter the next stage of the internet.
The Mark Zuckerberg aesthetic
New York Times: Zuckerberg pitched himself as a cultural impresario of internet's future.
Ex-All White Tim Brown a $650m man as Allbirds shares double on Nasdaq debut
Thousands of Kiwi investors pile in as company smashes target.
MBIE awarded space contract to US startup without competitive tender
Winner received US military funding to help prop it up during the pandemic.
Broadband wars: Chorus puts cut-price UFB fibre plan on the table
Network provider seen responding to fixed-wireless pressure from Spark, Vodafone.
Another Apple worker says the company retaliated against her
New York Times: There's been an escalation of conflict between Apple and some workers.
Great Resignation risks a great deal of employee theft, expert warns
When the boys light up: Risk seen from disgruntled staff.
The metaverse is Zuckerberg's escape hatch
New York Times: If his new strategy works it could help address several big problems.
Dirty money hype helps deliver a clean $30m for Kiwi startup
Pushpay founder again chips in, two key Pushpay staff hired.
Elon Musk to give $6 billion, with one condition
Elon Musk's donation to help the UN solve world hunger comes with one condition.
Learning to live with Mark Zuckerberg
New York Times: Journalists and tech executives in a battle that has no end in sight.
Why an NZ tech firm just gave all staff a $10,000 bonus
Company rides high. How it's getting around the tech hiring squeeze.
Gaming platform Roblox is back online
Popular gaming site Roblox back online after being down for most of the weekend.
Apple's most back-ordered new product is not what you expect
New York Times: The price is bold, even by Apple's standards.
Alpine Fault: Tiny tremors may tell us much about quake maker's next rupture
Tremors too small to be felt may help us learn more about Alpine Fault's next "big one".
Anonymity no more? Age checks come to the web
New York Times: More companies and governments forcing users to prove how old they are.
How a mistake by YouTube shows its power over media
New York Times: YouTube faces free speech issues.
Startup raises $7m, founder says NZ 'chasing world' with outmoded MIQ
Auckland biometric ID firm gearing for UK push.
'I feel much safer now': Auckland woman among first to get third Pfizer jab
A third primary shot for the immunosuppressed - and boosters on the way for others.
Country most likely to write fake Tripadvisor reviews revealed
Tripadvisor reveals the 10 countries where most fake paid reviews originate.
Sky unveils new box, says streaming gains outstripping satellite losses for first time
Return of dividend tied to a property deal; a "significant downsizing" in Mt Wellington.
'How green is my spending?' fintech lines up $35m raise as COP26 looms
Wellington company wins business with UK, Australian and European banks.
Inside the big Facebook leak
New York Times: The Facebook whistleblower led a meticulous media rollout.
The $300m man: Allbirds IPO to boost Tim Brown's wealth
Wider loss revealed; $300 million payday for ex-All White co-founder Tim Brown.
Inside Amazon's worst human resources problem
New York Times: Workers took a back seat to customers during the company's meteoric rise.
Senators put YouTube, TikTok, Snap on defensive on kids' use
Leaders ask YouTube, TikTok and Snapchat what they're doing to ensure young users' safety.
Facebook is mired in a PR crisis. It could face a legal one as well
New York Times: Facebook has dismissed the claims made by the whistleblower.
Facebook 'froze' as anti-vaccine comments swarmed
Claims social media giant prioritised controversy and division over the health of users.
Investor Simon Moutter's message to the Govt as Designer Wardrobe closes stores
Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch stores closing as business goes online-only.
Jeff Bezos' rocket company wants to build a space station
New York Times: Blue Origin wants to build an outpost that could help replace the ISS.
Meet the Kiwi firm snubbed by Waikato DHB but praised in US for foiling ransomware attackers
Another example of our cultural cringe?