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Following news that Twitter is hoping to raise up to US$1 billion in its IPO, one analyst company has offered a word of caution for the social media giant.

Most parents today have probably breathed a sigh of relief at some point or other that they never grew up with the Internet, or social media.

Kiwis' love of sharing personal information on social media leaves them vulnerable to cyberstalking, warns Greg Boyle of Trend Micro.

Apple's Tim Cook joines Twitter, amassing 200k followers in days and follows all things Apple, showcasing his immense influence and reach.

Many have ruined their reputations and damaged their careers after posting inappropriate material on social networks.

68% of New Zealand's social butterflies sting by online threats, despite their sunny online disposition, says Trend Micro.

There are many among us who have ruined their reputations and damaged their careers after posting inappropriate material on social networks...

Social media giant removes hashtag after French Gay rights group launches lawsuit against the website for inciting homophobic hatred.

So far winning the social media battle, but not necessarily the war, the prospect of video features in Instagram should come as no surprise.

Twitter introduces Report Abuse button amid rising concerns over violent threats, aiming to enhance user safety and accountability.

Jumping on the Twitter bandwagon, social media giant allows users to keep track of trending topics through the introduction of hashtags.

Adam Orth resigns from Microsoft after a controversial Twitter rant about 'always-on' devices sparks backlash among users.

Over 100k signatures on a petition to save Google Reader as Google plans to ditch the service, despite the rise of alternatives.

Worried your social media might cost you a job? SimpleWash offers a swift clean-up of dodgy profiles, making you employable again.

Alicia Keys, BlackBerry's 100% exclusive advocate, caught tweeting from an iPhone, sparking debate on brand loyalty and honesty.

Another exciting week has wrapped up here at NZET, Here's a summary of the news stories that were biggest in NZ this week.

Today we awaken to the news that a wit (or wits) in the marketing department of UK retailer HMV live tweeted their ignominious exit from the company.

Unified communications revolutionise contact centres, enhancing quick resolutions and transforming customer service in the digital age.

The future of THQ is anything but certain, with five potential buyers expressing an interest in purchasing the financially troubled company.

Nearly 45,000 people took to Twitter to follow police on a virtual ride-along in the Bay of Plenty on New Year's Eve.