Social Networking
NZ's oldest Facebooker?
Even with just 62 'friends', this 99-year-old still gets fed up with some of the stuff other people 'like'.
Twitter boss: Sorry about Trump
Silicon Valley star says social network's role in Trump's populist rise is "a very bad thing".
Kids' pics and social media
Experts warn parents to think twice before uploading pictures of their kids to Facebook.
Crash sparks car seat safety warning
Mum pleads with parents to remove jackets from children in car seats after terrifying crash.
Does Madam Woo live up to hype?
"Some of the most enjoyable Asian food I've had in Christchurch for a long time."
Bill opens the flood gates
How strong is Bill Gates' reputation as a businessman? He tweeted about a book, and sales soared.
Instagram adds selfie filters
Instagram has souped up its camera with quirky face-tracking filters, adding another feature similar to Snapchat.
Little blog with big aspirations
A pair of students hope their online magazine will offer a positive platform for youth creativity and culture.
Facebook is back
Facebook returns after a 30 minute outage. It's not yet known how many people were affected.
Porn creator accused of harassment
Horrified mother speaks out after her 19-year-old daughter received unsolicited requests to make porn.
Bite of the social business
It's our individual gateway to an audience of millions and it can be used for good or bad. Social media is a serious business.
Tech giants sued for 'supporting IS'
Facebook, Google, Twitter provided "material support" to terrorists, victims' families say.
Facebook's fix for murder posts
Social giant will add 3000 employees to monitor reports of murder and suicides being posted.
Hanging out with friends in VR
Facebook Spaces lets you and up to three of your Facebook friends hang out in the same virtual environment.
Twitter finally gets good news
After two years of suspended animation the app is starting to show some signs of life.
Social media ban hurts kids
Forbidding teens from using social media might not have its desired effect - and can have harmful consequences.
New act helps cyberbullying crackdown
Act helps as more than 20 people prosecuted for posting harmful content online.
Fake Facebook page draws complaints
"Who knows what is going to happen in life, I've probably looked into it but who knows what is going to happen."
The decline of social media
Reading other people's news is brain clutter, says a tech pioneer who says messenger apps are better.
Facebook's streams of depravity
Facebook's existential crisis has arrived with a vengeance but Mark Zuckerberg doesn't want to talk about it.
App lets you meet friends virtually
Facebook Spaces allows up to four people to appear in the same virtual space with one another.
Abuse complaints 'shrugged' off
"You don't have to put your name to it and you can do as you please."
The future, according to Facebook
The company thinks smartphones and augmented reality will blend our physical and digital worlds.
Facebook turns to newspaper adverts
It has turned to an unexpected tool to educate people about fake news, the print newspaper.
Accidentally messaging the cops
NZ Police responds to message mishap with a humorous public safety announcement.
Silliness in the storm
As Kiwis braced for Cyclone Cook, Facebook's "safety check" let people offer or request help. Then the fun began.
Scammers target Facebook Marketplace
Bargain-priced items on Facebook Marketplace seem to good to be true, and often are, say police.
Facebook fights 'revenge porn'
Facebook adding tools to make it easier to report "revenge porn" and prevent images from being shared.
What Mark Zuckerberg told Harvard
Let 'Stan' the robot park your car
Facebook signs BuzzFeed, Vox for original video shows
Microsoft nears AR future with glasses display prototype
Need cash? Facebook expands personal fundraising tools
China blocks online broadcast of computer go match
Serena Williams accepts a new challenge - in Silicon Valley
Surface Pro returns as Microsoft unveils a third option in its laptop lineup