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July 15

New territory for Internet regulation

Our Tumu Whakarae | CEO Vivien Maidaborn discusses what the Fair Digital News Bargaining Bill could mean for the Internet in Aotearoa. 

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July 07

New research shows people want an active part in shaping the future of the Internet

The research report highlights voices of communities that often go unheard. it offers insights that will provide essential input into our ongoing work to create a better Internet. 

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June 01

Is this the big step towards making the Internet a safer place?

Today, the Government released a discussion document: Safer Online Services and Media Platforms. It aims to reduce people’s exposure to harmful content, and create a system that is easier to navigate if people need to report harmful content.

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November 01

A new platform for .nz and its 750,000+ domains

The country code top-level domain of Aotearoa New Zealand — .nz — is now powered by a industry-leading registry solution.

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September 21

Realising the potential of the Christchurch Call

The Christchurch Call held its Leaders' Summit in New York to have frank and open dialogue on the Call’s future direction. 

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September 19

.nz is a trusted domain of choice for businesses and consumers in Aotearoa

New research shows that .nz remains the most trusted domain for New Zealanders and their online presence.

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July 28

InternetNZ new Chief Executive appointed

InternetNZ is delighted to announce the appointment of Vivien Maidaborn as Tumu Whakarae | Chief Executive Officer of InternetNZ.

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June 29

Aotearoa needs solutions to harmful online content

New research released today emphasises our growing concern for harmful content online. 83% of New Zealanders are concerned about harmful or inappropriate content on social media, video-sharing sites or other websites.

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March 03

InternetNZ Chief Executive Jordan Carter signals departure mid year

After nine incredibly fulfilling years in the role and much progress on important issues, it’s the right time in my life to explore new opportunities, Carter says.

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February 21

Social media monopoly risks harming New Zealanders

Seventy-nine per cent of us are using at least one of the four META platform apps at least daily. These are Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Instagram and Whatsapp.