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Hot on the heels of Facebook's privacy row, comes MySpace Co-President Mike Jones offering new privacy settings to all users.

Disgruntled Facebook users launch QuitFacebook campaign, urging unhappy members to delete their accounts on May 31st, citing privacy concerns.

An Argentine judge has ordered that Facebook pages designed to coordinate student truancy should be shut down.

A Facebook bug exposed users' private chats via the profile preview feature, adding to the social media giant's ongoing privacy issues.

As small businesses increasingly leverage social networks like Facebook and LinkedIn, the rise in phishing and cyberattacks demands vigilant security measures.

Telarus unveils 'Hosted Proxy' tool, powered by Zscaler, to help SMEs manage web traffic and enhance security, focusing on social media sites like Facebook.

AOL is looking to sell or shut down the online social site Bebo, just two years after buying it for US$850 million.

Forecast changes in the printer market are likely to see the emergence of five ‘mega-vendors’ in years to come, so it will pay to back your horses wisely.

Facebook is grappling with another scam as rogue apps falsely claim to reveal profile viewers while funnelling clicks for scam revenue.

Facebook marks its 6th anniversary, evolving from a Havard network to a global phenomenon with 375 million monthly users.

Last March Facebook enhanced the ‘fan’ pages that a brand, product, organisation, artist, band, public figure – or a business – can create.

Facing recent security challenges, Facebook has partnered with McAfee to offer 350 million users six months of free virus protection, followed by discounts.

Facebook launches 'Community Council' app to crowdsource the review of inappropriate content, aiming to fine-tune its moderation policies via user opinions.

Iggy Pop collaborates with nine New Zealand musicians from his Miami studio using Skype, demonstrating the power of Orcon's broadband.

Facebook has been forced to make changes to its new privacy settings, after widespread complaints that they just create new and more serious privacy problems.

As it announced that it now has more than 350 million members, leading social network Facebook also told users it was improving its privacy standards.

As the festive season approaches, the purveyors of spam and malware are out in force – and their early efforts are already emerging.

David Bain topped Google's 2009 most-searched New Zealanders, narrowly beating boxer David Tua, reflecting the nation's diverse online interests.

Upcoming InternetNZ seminar to address legal challenges of online publishing, focusing on how jurors' online searches may compromise fair trials.

Top tech experts will explore Windows 7 and new HP devices, including touch-screens, at the final Right Click event on 19 Nov at SkyCity, Auckland.