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John Key's US trip focus shifts as Hollywood lobbyist raises Kim Dotcom case, despite initial efforts to promote NZ as film hub.

The U.S. will scrap SOPA and PIPA, says former Senator Chris Dodd, as internet providers and tech giants like Google take on anti-piracy initiatives themselves.

Three years ago Ubisoft flew me over to their Sydney offices to have an early go on Assassin’s Creed II with the game’s creative director Patrice Désilets.

Bethesda surprises PC users today, making Hearthfire downloadable content for the Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim available without previous updates.

Website rumours suggesting the U.S. based digital music service is a target of technology giant as it increases its efforts on the music front.

Second Trade Me rival postpones its launch this week as List Sell Trade goes down less than 24 hours since going live.

Waikato University computer science student receives prestigious Woolf Fisher Scholarship to study for a PhD at Cambridge University in the UK.

Microsoft New Zealand has significantly cut recommended retail prices across a wide range of Xbox 360 consoles, games and accessories.

Simon Cowell and Will.i.am discuss the launch of an X Factor style show aimed at aspiring technology entrepreneurs.

Facebook reaches one billion active users, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg celebrating the milestone and releasing a brand video to mark this historic achievement.

Skycity consolidates IT with HP for seamless gaming and hospitality services, eyeing interoperability, cost benefits, and simplified issue resolution.

One of the year’s most anticipated games has only just been released but has already been given the thumbs down by critics and gamers alike.

Following tests in New Zealand, social networking site rolls out service charging users who promote their wall posts across the U.S.

Wheedle reassures users their passwords are safe post-privacy breach but faces criticism over security handling.

New Zealand reels from Dotcom scandal with PM entangled, sparking debate on bending rules for the infamous, including Mike Tyson.

New legal filing from the South Korean company demands retrial after US$1bn patent loss, citing jury bias for the verdict.

Our neighbours across the Tasman work extra hours via their mobile as the country becomes a nation of mobile addicts.

Discover film magic on the go with IMDb's app, your encyclopaedia for movies, TV shows, trailers, and celeb trivia, crowning our Android App of the Week.

Labour party condemns the under-fire Primer Minister after revelations he knew about illegal spying in the Kim Dotcom case.

Despite being forced to close online operations two days after its official launch, Trade Me rival posts web developer advert in India.