Law stories
The New Zealand Government has launched a Green Paper and work programme that explores digital convergence, looking at challenges and opportunities.
Global Mode developer BNSL is calling for a declaratory judgement in the global mode fracas, but says it will defend any action.
Law firm Adina Thorn Lawyers is asking leaky building owners to join a proposed class suit against plaster cladding manufacturers, which it says could.
At the 2014 NZ Cloud Computing Conference, some of the top people in the industry discussed changes taking place in cloud computing and how innovation is key.
Parrot's Minikit Neo Glam, blending simplicity with sophistication in bluetooth tech, shows ease of use can drive the future of hands-free calls.
MYHR revolutionises NZ's HR, aiding over 100 small businesses with expert support and legal peace of mind as they grow in a booming economy.
Increasing demands for comprehensive IT solutions are pushing businesses towards strategic partnerships, requiring careful contract reviews.
Spark will engage with the Government and the general public through this review to ensure NZ is placed to take advantage of the digital future.
Cisco is looking to move the company into its next phase of growth, and has revealed the executive leadership team that will action this.
Aggressive partner acquisition programme for GFI Software as it seeks to reinvigorate channel and tap vertical markets.
Carter Holt Harvey faces lawsuit over defective cladding used in 880 school buildings. Ministry of Education seeks to recoup costs.
Stay ahead of the IT game in this rapidly changing technological world and learn a thing or two from Melcalfe, Moore, Edholm and Shannon.
Social Media and the Law is the newly published book that covers a variety of topics and is said to be essential reading for the business community.
Amid unlawful surveillance of Megaupload's Kim Dotcom, experts demand accountability within government and law enforcement agencies.
Now, I've had this app for a while to avoid any scary detection notifications from my internet provider for downloading music for free off the net.
US government rejects Kim Dotcom's entrapment claims over Megaupload shutdown as unfounded, igniting a legal spat.
New laws passed allowing authorities to collect and monitor Australians' internet records from web providers, specifically targeted towards cyber criminals.
Brazilian police deploy 'RoboCop' sunglasses with facial recognition to scan crowds, promising enhanced security ahead of major events.
UK juror Theodora Dallas jailed for contempt after online search on defendant, sparking debate on technology's role in justice.
Under legal pressure, a Hong Kong company drops its Steve Jobs action figure after outcry from family and Apple lawyers.
