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Zitcha partners with tyresales to revolutionise retail media networks, enhancing ad campaigns using valuable data.

ALIAVIA Ventures nets AU$13.5m to back female-led technology firms in Australia and the US, closing a funding gap.

The attacks involve re-directing followers popular channels to one run by cybercriminals or a cybercriminal taking full control of the real channel.

Marketing for early-stage startups with tight budgets is undoubtedly challenging, but, approached strategically, it's far from insurmountable.

Warner Bros Discovery ANZ and Google have partnered to feature Newshub content on Google News Showcase, broadening its reach significantly.

An independent review has found systemic racism at InternetNZ, which saw it react too slowly to a video that encouraged the slaughter of Māori.

Jellysmack, a global creator company, has been named in Fast Company's annual list of the World's Most Innovative Companies for 2022.

Scammers are stealing TikTok videos and reposting them on YouTube Shorts to gain views and subscribers, according to new research from Tenable.

New Zealand game streamer Rudeism has turned a Case IH Magnum 310 tractor into a fully-functioning game controller for Farming Simulator 22.

Cookie Theft, or pass-the-cookie attack, is a session hijacking technique that enables access to user accounts with session cookies stored in the browser.

Over 80% of internet users searching how to unblock something online want access to YouTube content, a study has found.

Google is merging its Google Play Music system into YouTube and has introduced a bunch of impressive new features.

Calls and data usage on the Vodafone network remain high, according to Vodafone NZ who has released its latest network report in week 3 of lockdown.

IBM's latest report reveals that cybercriminals are evolving, employing phishing, ransomware, and spoofing tactics. Recycled credentials pose growing threats.

Drone pilots Viggo Koch and Mattias Allring display exceptional skill in an epic chase of Liseberg's Helix rollercoaster, capturing breathtaking footage.

With over 85% of Singaporeans visiting YouTube monthly, brands and agencies are fully invested in adopting videos as their preferred digital canvas.

YouTube says that machines are allowing them to flag content for review at scale, but this is causing many creators to quit the platform.

YouTube enhances live streaming with new features like chat replay, automatic captions, and location tags, aiming to boost user engagement and accessibility.

Plugging the drain and creating a digital-ready higher education data center can start with simplifying all this complexity with a lifecycle approach.

Video is king and data centers have little choice but to prepare for higher speeds and increased stress on their networks.