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A new UK website, InternetEyes, offers up to GBP £1000 for crowd-sourced reporting of crimes via live CCTV feeds, raising civil liberty concerns.

Telecom renews sponsorship for the All Blacks' UK tour, introducing the Telecom BackingBlack Tour with exclusive content and events for UK fans.

This site is one of those unique sites that operates on a simple premise, but manages to be endlessly fascinating nonetheless.

Google's popular browser, Chrome, is celebrating its second year anniversary with the release of an updated, and reportedly quicker, version.

Connector Systems launches revamped website for resellers, enhancing their experience with a modern design and comprehensive information hub.

LCN.com launches '.co' domain, expected to be the biggest since '.com' in 1985, with high demand in pre-orders hinting at global appeal.

Hackers yesterday created a clone of the French Foreign Ministry website and made several outrageous announcements on behalf of the French government.

If you run an eCommerce site and you get overloaded with traffic, you might want to investigate ways to speed up your site's performance.

Discover the art of Origami, Japan's gift to crafting, turning simple paper into stunning 3D art, from animals to décor.

In a bid to capture the business market, WorldxChange unveils a new in-house designed logo, highlighting its Kiwi roots and global vision.

If you like comics, you've probably heard of 'manga'. It's a unique comic style developed in Japan that appeals to readers of all ages.

Google is teaming up with The New York Times and The Washington Post to revolutionise web news by launching Google Living Stories, an interactive news platform.

Telecom is apologising for a massive outage that continues to affect the XT Network south of Taupo today, blaming it on a 'technical fault'.

It highlights the casually cruel things we do to pets – from inappropriate dress to silly photos – and gives pause (sorry) for thought.

Dynamic Controls has launched an app for iPhone and iPod Touch, providing real-time wheelchair data and diagnostics, plus appliance control via Bluetooth.

Stephen King's UK publisher Hodder & Stoughton has launched the biggest ever game of literary hide-and-seek online.

IT professionals need to simplify their language when speaking to clients to avoid confusion and lost business.

Explore the vast digital world to trace your ancestry and uncover your family's past with cutting-edge genealogical tools.

If my wish is granted, there would be special sections of major search engines that try to more directly package their capabilities for genealogists.

Domainz was formed in 1997 by the Internet Society to run the .nz registry, which was previously run out of Waikato University.