
UK treasury proposes $785m tax for Amazon, Google and Facebook
The UK Treasury is looking to clamp down on technology giants.
The UK Treasury is looking to clamp down on technology giants.
Twitter is taking the step in a bid to improve the quality of debate on the platform.
Prince Harry and wife Meghan have dotted down in the land of the long white cloud.
The fallout continues after former party leader's expedition into politics.
Reputational damage Craig suffered was almost entirely from his own actions, says judge.
An emboldened TVNZ is set to place a few interesting bets in 2019.
Communications Minister Kris Faafoi said the changes ensure a better deal for customers.
This moves the tech giant into controversial territory.
The worker picked up a publication, which had been discarded by a customer.
A new documentary takes a look at "the cleaners" behind social media platforms.
Y&R gave Paul Catmur his break in advertising. These are his memories from the agency.
YouTube is set to give Kiwis a few tips on how to make content that attracts eyeballs.
The merger will see the Fairfax brand disappear.
Anti-vaxxers, angry developers and carpark protectors all recently took out billboards.
But the outcome may not be known for some time.
Donald Trump has never been shy in making threats against his perceived enemies.
There could be legal fallout from the revelations made in the New York Times report.
Under the agreement, Musk will be barred from the role of chairman for three years.
COMMENT: Think twice before banking your life-savings on Netflix.
Some 300,000 New Zealanders regularly watch pirate sports content.
Colin Craig's cross-examination of Rachel MacGregor in their defamation trial has begun.
The veteran broadcaster might be leaving his show, but he isn't leaving the industry.
Whatsapp co-founder Brian Acton admitted that he was a sellout.
Not everyone is convinced by the company's pivot to wellness.
She claims the job caused her psychological and physical harm.
Guthrie was only halfway through her five-year tenure.
Christchurch man receives a phishing email asking him to confirm his suburb.
The President of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom gives an exclusive interview.
The attacks led to the theft of $2.2 million of losses to people and organisations.
Three women have lodged a legal complaint against Facebook.