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Us Kiwis are almost as mad about sports as we are about our TVs, and this hasn’t exactly escaped the attentions of the clever folks at Sky TV.

Auckland Council invests NZD $120,000 in new live-streaming service to enhance transparency and public engagement in local governance from 5 February.

Netflix faces a heated battle for supremacy in ANZ as local giants like TVNZ, Spark, and Sky TV amp up their streaming game ahead of the global giant's launch.

Spark currently has more than 600,000 home broadband customers, and each will have access to a free year-long Lightbox subscription.

Almost half of those surveyed admit to unauthorised streaming of TV programmes and almost a third indulge in unauthorised downloading of movies.

Australian wearable video streaming solutions distributor m-View plans to enter the New Zealand market, targeting government and emergency services.

Spotify's Year in Music reveals Ed Sheeran as the most streamed artist of 2014, with over 860 million listens worldwide.

Netflix has announced the internet movie and TV subscription service will be available in New Zealand and Australia in March 2015.

In a digital era, musicians ditch traditional sales for online engagement, leading to a mixed reception and redefining success.

Netflix, the streaming giant with over 50 million subscribers, is set to launch in Australia and New Zealand in early 2015. Get ready for binge-watching!.

Getting streaming services on your TV is very easy, with applications available for most devices across a range of streaming services.

New to NZ, Quickflix, Premier League Pass and Ezyflix join the fray of streaming sites. Netflix and Hulu among top picks for diverse content.

Spotify launches in NZ, challenging Rdio with free access to over 16M tracks and unique 'Kia Ora New Zealand' playlist.

TVNZ On Demand celebrates 5 years, boasting a 48% uplift in stream views with 70 linear years of content enjoyed by 1.8 million viewers.

There was a time when owning a laptop was uncommon and typically restricted to business people who travelled a lot for work.

YouTube dives into live streaming with 'YouTube Live', promising a future where viewers can revel in events as they unfold.

Stumbleupon is a great site for when you’re ready for some serious interneting, but aren’t quite sure what you’re after.

Facebook has launched a movie rental service in partnership with Warner Bros., allowing US users to rent films like The Dark Knight for USD $3.

Developments in technology and the internet provide opportunities for success, but also new ways for fraudsters to target your cash flow.

Any professional on the move already knows that the iPhone is an important travelling companion; a crucial asset for communication and keeping on top of things.