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Social media's influence, emergency response to be explored at terror attacks' inquest
The coroner's inquest into the mosque terror attacks will look into the role of social media in the killer's radicalisation, and the emergency response on the day.
Ulltra-fast broadband lands in Haast
West Coasters from Fox Glacier to Haast now have access to ultra-fast broadband.
Most extreme online content in Aotearoa from white supremacists - report
White supremacy continues to be the leading driver of extreme, illegal online content in Aotearoa.
That's the key finding out of the Department of Internal Affairs' first annual report on online… Audio
Daily Facebook users up again after decline
But Facebook owner Meta is struggling with its slowest revenue growth since 2012.
How Musk's Twitter takeover could impact New Zealand
Elon Musk has clinched a deal to buy Twitter for 44 billion US dollars.
The deal will shift control of the social media platform used by millions of users and global leaders to the world's richest… Audio
Twitter agrees to sale to Elon Musk
Twitter has a new owner.
The social media company has accepted Space X founder Elon Musk's forty four billion dollar offer to take it private.
The billionaire will pay $US54.20 a share.
BBC's… Audio
Twitter board meets Musk to discuss bid, reports say
Twitter's board reportedly met Elon Musk over the weekend to explore his $US43bn takeover offer for the social media platform.
The Panel with Shane Te Pou and Heather Roy (Part 2)
Panellists Shane Te Pou and Heather Roy discuss bus lane cameras and the fines that come with them, a Christchurch councillor who exposed those harassing her online, and fluoride in drinking water. Audio
Netflix rocked by first loss of subscribers in 10 years
Netflix is blaming inflation, the war in Ukraine and fierce competition and is predicting deeper losses lie ahead.
Russian citizens misled about Ukraine invasion
Russians who get their information from the state media are being consistenly misled about the war in Ukraine.
Madeline Roache is a media misinformation analyst for NewsGuard who has been reporting… Audio
Cell tower sales may pay off for consumers
The possible sale of cellular telecommunications towers by the two biggest network owners could lead to cheaper services for consumers over the longer term.
The weird wonders of Wikipedia
Neuroscience student Annie Rauwerda loves trivia that's both educational and funny and Wikipedia is her favourite source. A couple of years ago in lockdown, the 22-year-old started sharing screenshots… Audio
Australian telco launches scam message filter
Are you plagued by those dodgy texts that want you to click an even dodgier link? Now one of Australia's biggest telcos is taking the guess work out it - introducing a filter to block the scam… Video, Audio
Elon Musk to join Twitter board, promises change
Twitter says it will offer Tesla boss and entrepreneur Elon Musk a seat on its board of directors, after it was revealed he had amassed a 9.2 percent stake in the platform.
Pushback against the upswing of political nastiness
Online abuse of politicians is on the rise - especially for women, including the PM and local councilors. This week one was able to unmask her anonymous abuser and the media played a part. But this… Audio
Female politicians face sexist abuse online
The abuse of female politicians online is being put under the microscope, with the National Party now holding an investigation into the trolling of female politicians online, including Labour Minister… Audio
NZ's Russia sanctions: Retaliation may include cyber attacks, expert warns
A local cybersecurity expert says businesses need to prepare for attacks from Russian hackers.
Lynmall terror attack: Documents reveal intelligence briefings
New security service documents show the LynnMall attacker believed he had been set up by someone who persuaded him to post extremist material online.
SIS briefings say Ahamed Samsudeen was likely to… Audio
Police expand internet intelligence collection team
Police are moving to bolster its team that scans the internet for threats.
Dismantling the internet: Digital iron curtain descends on Russia
A digital iron curtain is falling on Russia as the government increases censorship and foreign companies withdraw services. Audio
