Massey researchers are urging the government to consider regulating a common form of gambling in many computer and mobile phone games.

Mediawatch: Is Stuff facing an uphill battle it can’t win by launching its climate change initiative The Forever Project when most people are still focusing on the Covid-19 pandemic?

Grandiose cinema multiplexes influence the kind of films being made and a better viewing experience often comes from watching a movie on a laptop at home, a veteran critic says.

The ABC will axe up to 250 jobs and cut programming as it deals with budget cuts of $84 million.

Computer security consultant Adam Boileau details how cryptocurrencies help decouple the identity of a person from the control of money and what that means for cyber crime.

Mediawatch – A dispute is brewing between the popular Facebook page ‘S–t Towns of New Zealand’ and The Rock station’s weekly segment ‘Poo Towns’.

The Detail – New legislation to ban objectionable content online aims to tame the worst excesses of the internet without over-censorship. But free speech advocates worry it could be abused.

Some Marlburians continue to voice their frustration over the slow or severed internet connection they experience as the council considers annual plan submissions.

Opinion – Smaller media businesses see and do things a little differently, and often more successfully than the big ones, writes Akaroa Mail editor Michael de Hamel.

Hollywood heavyweight James Cameron is among 54 Avatar crew granted permission to arrive back in New Zealand today to resume work on the $1 billion movie sequels.