Letterboxd transforms film fandom with a social twist, letting users track, rate, and share their movie journeys.
Richard Paul, SnapperNet director and owner, talks to Heather Wright about industry changes, the founding of his company and life beyond technology.
Nominations open for the New Zealand Women Entrepreneurs Hall of Fame, spotlighting trailblazers in business excellence and impact.
The manufacturer behind FX Networks inter-city fibre optic network across New Zealand has picked up a best in the world status.
Dick Smith Holdings has seen a slowdown in sales decline in New Zealand due to certain operations being shifted to Australia.
TechDay is pleased to announce that sponsors still have time to sign up for the 2014 NetGuide Web Awards, set for October 30.
FIFA's Brazilian makeover: 2014 World Cup edition dazzles with festive atmosphere, bringing the passion of the global tournament home.
Uber arrives in Auckland, offering convenient, cashless rides that could outshine taxis at competitive prices.
Facebook introduced a trending feature to the homepage earlier this year, and was introduced in several countries including the U.S., U.K. and Canada...
TOWER's new app offers Kiwi drivers up to 20% off insurance premiums for safe driving, marking a first in New Zealand's move towards user-based insurance.
Wellington tech startup Loomio has reached their US$100,000 crowdfunding target to build a collaborative decision-making tool.
Spotify unearths hidden 'ghost' tracks for Easter, featuring secret songs by Coldplay, M.I.A., Arcade Fire, and more.
That's according to Chorus' fixed line and broadband connection numbers as at 31 March 2014, released this morning via the New Zealand Stock Exchange.
Auckland's Media Design School partners with Sony to become NZ's only tertiary institute for developing PlayStation games.
Booktrack Classroom boosts literacy with sound, enhancing reading comprehension and enjoyment in global classrooms.
MYHR revolutionises NZ's HR, aiding over 100 small businesses with expert support and legal peace of mind as they grow in a booming economy.
John Key and Amy Adams must tell New Zealanders whether they support Chorus' appeal of the High Court's ruling in favour of the Commerce Commission.
Sales of the Galaxy S5 have smashed those of the Galaxy S4, as Samsung enjoyed healthy first weekend sales of its flagship device.
New Zealand businesses risk falling behind due to unutilised data growth, facing litigation and missed opportunities, warn experts.
New Zealand educators to enhance teaching with a pioneering digital skills qualification launched by The Mind Lab and Unitec.
