Politics stories

"Big Tech has made mega profits by turning a blind eye to the true extent of misinformation on their platforms.">>

National spent double on its Facebook marketing, and it wasn't enough.>>

Technology should be flying high when it comes to government investment and commitment from New Zealand's political parties. But is it?>>

Microsoft’s AccountGuard service aims to strengthen cybersecurity for those campaigning for the election, or for government organisations involved in political education or analysis.>>

More than 7000 Oracle employees and members of the public are asking Oracle to take a hard look at itself and its ‘commitment’ to diversity, ethics, and inclusion.>>

Flashpoint's Aaron Shraberg says economic tensions between the US, China, and North Korea are influencing risk management decisions in APAC.>>

The diverse geopolitical and economic interests of the states in the region play a significant role in driving and shaping cyber threat activity against entities operating in APAC. >>

SA Labor says it would undertake a major expansion of the State Government’s existing fibre network, to be known as the "Fishbone".>>

It’s now an expectation of consumers that brands will weigh in current events and politics, and share their values.>>

A Wellington technology group will launch a pilot digital platform called SAM, a virtual politician...>>

Could lowering the voting age and giving young people political skills make an impact on youth voting? Could be a great class discussion.>>

“I am concerned by your comments that I and others have lied and that I stated if you would not assist my release from prison, I will destroy you.”>>

The multi-storey project would include a mosque, and because it would stand just a couple of blocks from the former site of the World Trade Centre, the Right labelled it "The Mosque At Ground Zero”.>>

America is chocka block with firearms. Since 1960, more than a million Americans have died from firearm homicides.>>