Chris Keall
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The top three problems with Facebook’s redesign
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Kindle jumps to iPhone but, for us, there’s a catch
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NZ ad spend stats: internet poised to pass radio, magazines
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Mac Mini price shocker: Kiwis to pay $600 more
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Microsoft launches online apps in NZ – from $5.31 a month
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Oh no Kumo! Leaked screenshot confirms duff Microsoft rebranding
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Vodafone 3G returns after three-hour Auckland outage
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Sneakier Koobface hits Facebook – how to spot the viral video
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National Broadband Map reveals 3G coverage
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Microsoft sees sense, looks to rebrand search engine, services
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Twe2 brings free txt back to Twitter
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KAZ, you’re no Gen-i: Telstra flicks off IT wing
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Optus goes naked
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Wellington Drive raises $10.75m, just missing top gear
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Overheating BlackBerry Bold taken off the market
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Computing in 2019
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Dell’s top secret cellphone? A netbook
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Gen-i, Aussie govt buy into Telepresence dream
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HP New Zealand net profit rises 64%; engages with unions
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RoamAD sold to US wireless broadband company
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Orion boss: recession easing IT staff shortage
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TraceMonkey on its back: Firefox 3.1 delayed, again
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Coursey: Steve Jobs will not return
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Fibre-to-the-home: Telecom wants in
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NZ net surfers turning off TV, switching off radio
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Google sorry - $2 sorry - for email outage
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Study: most staff nick data on the way out the door
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Telstra boss quits
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Joyce: New Zealand needs fibre; govt $1.5 billion will be spent
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Sigh. No big broadband announcement today
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Could mobile broadband kill landlines?
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Safari 4 goes with the cover flow
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NZ online ad spend up 22%
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Kindle 2 ships to fevered reviews
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Westpac pulls plug on virtual reality training
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Gmail outage hurts Google's business cred
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Murdoch loses his star
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How many New Zealanders use Trade Me? All of us
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Comet Lulin in the air tonight
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ASB Bank offers $1b in cheap 'job creation' loans
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Auckland Uni sticks with Microsoft - to be on the right side of the law
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Vector up for broadband funds
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Faster broadband begins at home
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Windows 7 copyright shocker
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InternetNZ: war on S92 far from won
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Government calls delay on S92
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Trade Me a diamond in the Fairfax rough
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Oscar ceremony goes offline
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The top five myths about S92
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Tuanz slams “self-serving” telco report
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