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Wellington is to host a marathon start up event in November this year, following a similar Auckland event coming next month.

Explaining WAN optimisation to clients isn’t always easy. Ian Raper, regional director ANZ, Riverbed Technology, gives some pointers.

Unmasking the hidden truths of DIY website building, this exposé delves into the advantages of WordPress, the pitfalls of common web builders.

Namco Bandai sweetens the deal for NZ fans pre-ordering Ace Combat: Assault Horizon with a deluxe edition at no extra cost.

Rugby World Cup's 'Cloud' venue to host IT recruitment drive in New Zealand, tackling skills shortage and wooing global talent.

U.S. Senator Jon Kyl’s less than factual statement has made its way onto Twitter, providing users with some serious laughs at Kyl’s expense.

The Commerce Commission is to issue proceedings alleging that Telecom is likely to have discriminated under the Telecom Separation Undertakings.

A formal investigation into trans-Tasman roaming services offered by Australian and New Zealand telcos is officially underway.

Sony's latest shooter is an admirable effort with some particularly impressive multiplayer action, writes Ryan Vincent.

Telecom and Vodafone have finalised a deal to provide high speed broadband to rural New Zealand, exceeding government objectives.

MOTAT's 'Game Changer' exhibit, showcasing the evolution of games, offers a hands-on journey from past to present until May 1st.

Fujitsu's recent claim that it's the first vendor in New Zealand to achieve ISO 20000 accreditation is wrong, says Unisys.

LinkedIn celebrates reaching 100 million members globally, growing by 1 million new professionals weekly, with over half of its users outside the US.

Mozilla sees its Firefox 4 browser downloaded 7.1 million times in just 24 hours of going live compared to IE9's 2.3 million.

Free update brings a faster Safari, iTunes Home Sharing, AirPlay improvements and personal hotspots to your i device.

Egypt forces Vodafone to send propaganda texts amid protests, challenging transparency and telco autonomy, says company statement.

Almost 1500 games developed within a 48-hour period in this year's Global GameJam, the game-development equivalent of the 48-hour Film Festival.

LinkedIn launches dedicated company pages, offering a professional platform for over 85m business members to showcase and connect.

The shooting of US Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, in which six other people died, has left the USA more polarised than ever.

Renaissance grapples with a wave of exits and redundancies, amplifying unrest post-restructure. Key figures depart as share dealings stir.