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Apple is expanding its iBooks Textbooks and iTunes U Course Manager into new markets across Asia, Latin America, Europe and other areas.

Adobe Digital Publishing Suite (DPS) is powering growth in digital magazines, with over 150 million digital publications downloaded on mobile devices.

Kiwis embrace mobile net access for info over entertainment, yet face a stark digital divide, impacting participation and access.

Trend Micro's Project 2020 launches Episode 2, delving into a digital future under threat from cyber attacks, urging a review of our cyber security.

Can you imagine what our society will look like at the end of the decade? How will we shop, socialise and consume services?.

Bay of Plenty Polytechnic has reduced its downtime and complaints about network speed by upgrading its switches.

University of Auckland partners with Adobe to innovate its digital landscape, enhancing the web experience for students, staff, and alumni.

Next-gen consoles to feature video sharing, instant-on, audio chat, remote play & 500GB hard drives. Exciting specs for gamers.

Microsoft aims to redefine second-hand gaming for Xbox, hinting at a future where digital trades could revive the fading market.

A new study shows that online gaming is becoming ever more prevalent, and that gamers are spending more time, uh, gaming.

Digital media still protected under copyright laws as U.S. district court judge rules against the resale of songs purchased through Apple's iTunes.

UFB's arrival spells a gaming revolution, promising smoother gameplay and enhanced performance, changing the face of gaming in New Zealand.

The Oatmeal's Matthew Inman clashes with Funnyjunk in a high-stakes copyright row, spotlighting digital content ownership issues.

New Zealand resellers will be able to white label AT&T's new cloud-based Content Delivery Network (CDN) platform sometime next year.

NZ telcos unite to launch PayforitNZ, allowing phone bill payments for digital purchases, ensuring customer privacy and convenience.

SonicWall unveils a suite for traffic analysis, aiding IT managers in visualizing network data for improved management and protection.

Labour pledges to reform the controversial Copyright Act if elected, aiming to remove 'unsustainable' termination clauses within 90 days and review the Act.

THQ unveils collector's edition for Dawn of War II: Retribution, featuring exclusive wargear, art, and a treasure trove for fans, out March 4.

Adobe launches Acrobat X, offering new user interface and enhanced collaboration features, revolutionising workflows for knowledge workers.

NZ's top open source talents on display as finalists revealed for prestigious awards. Public voting now open, with winners announced in November.