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Google sets to combat YouTube bullies by making users reveal real identities, aiming to cleanse the platform of abusive comments.

Google moves towards settling EU anti-trust dispute by offering concessions to address competition concerns and avoid hefty fines.

US government's push for a 'Do Not Track' option sparks controversy among tech giants, threatening the revenue model of internet advertising.

Vodafone celebrates Maori Language Week by offering free downloads of the Hika Maori app to the first 50,000 customers.

Marissa Mayer, upon her Yahoo CEO venture, could amass over $60m in bonuses and shares, marking a pivotal financial incentive move.

Optimation partners with Barbador to boost Google Cloud services in NZ, aiming to transform IT usage among local businesses.

Google has launched a new tool which allows users to blur out faces in videos to protect themselves from government retribution.

Marissa Mayer, formerly of Google, takes the helm as Yahoo's new CEO, marking the company's third leadership change in a year.

Google Chief Technology Advocate Mike T Jones will be among a group of digital experts from across the globe descending on Auckland.

Google+ decoded: A comprehensive guide for those mystified by social media, revealing how to share, connect, and thrive online.

Chrome lands on iOS, mixing slow performance with seamless sync capabilities. Discover why this app's pros may outweigh its cons.

In an interesting move Google is seriously getting into the hardware business with the launch of a new tablet.

Google poised to reveal the Nexus 7, a compact competitor to the iPad, at its I/O conference, with rumours of a $199 starting price.

Google adds a jellybean Android sculpture at its HQ, heralding the Jellybean OS release before the I/O conference.

Larry Page has missed one engagement and cancelled his appearances at two others, but no-one wants to explain why.

Facebook, Google, and other major internet firms will permanently switch to IPv6 at midday NZT today, marking a pivotal step in global internet infrastructure.

Google has taken a big step towards its ultimate goal of perfecting the internet search with the launch of a new intelligent search feature, Knowledge Graph.

Westcon is launching a Kiwi online marketplace amid concerns of revenue drain from NZ's economy due to overseas cloud services.

Axis works with Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Internet Explorer, and versions for Android and Windows Phone are on the way.

China greenlights Google's $12.5 billion buyout of Motorola, with conditions to keep Android free for five years.