The report is based on a survey of 478 popular European websites.

This changing media landscape covers social media, entertainment, advertising, broadcasting, digital and analogue media.

Equity crowd funding is the term for small or start-up businesses raising funds by issuing shares via an online platform.

A discussion on how it is possible to redirect visitors from one website to another.

New copyright law on peer-to-peer file sharing is controversial and it’s creating some anxiety.

The rules for telecommunications companies to access your property and property you share with a neighbour may change.

The proposal to introduce second level domains may cost more but will allow NZ to adopt international best practice.

RIANZ had a victory under the new file sharing provisions of the NZ Copyright Act against an internet account holder.

The New Zealand Parliament recently introduced the "Copyright (Infringing File Sharing) Amendment Bill", which amends the "Copyright Act", 1994, to provide new enforcement measures against the unauthorized sharing of copyright material over the Internet.

NZ website owners, such as "www.anyname.co.nz" are able to register or reserve the shorter domain name, "www.anyname.nz".

As of 30 September 2014, the New Zealand Domain Name Commission will be offering .nz domains for registration.

You can now register domain names in New Zealand without second level domains.

The controversial Copyright (Infringing File Sharing) Amendment Bill passed its third reading today (14 April 2011) with the majority of its provisions to come into effect on 1 September 2011.

The High Court issued the Intercity-NakedBus judgment, which may influence how you use Google Adwords in New Zealand.

How have the wily cyber spammer vigilantes got email into my inbox, and what punishment do they face if caught?

This article reports continuing progress toward New Zealand’s new Patents Act 2006.

The scope of the China Cybersecurity Law is vague, which raises questions about the future of trade in the digital age.

Employers and employees need to be vigilant in a number of areas, to manage the risks arising from email communication.

Before signing any business software licence agreements, ask yourself these questions and consider these key provisions.

As more information is kept, used and shared electronically, the risk of it ending up in the wrong hands is increased.