Technology
News & Events
2007 Archive
Monday 2 July 2007
From Xero to hero
Bell Gully has acted on the successful float of online software innovator Xero.
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Friday 6 July 2007
IT arch-rivals do battle over website documents
Oracle is in the process of suing its arch-rival SAP in the United States District Court of the Northern District of California over alleged copying of thousands of documents from the Oracle website.
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Wednesday 18 July 2007
Entries open for New Zealand Hi-Tech Awards
Entries are now open for the awards to celebrate the leaders and innovators in New Zealand's successful and burgeoning high tech sector.
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Monday 23 July 2007
Is Google responsible for everything ever said on the internet?
A new case in the UK is again raising the issue of who is responsible for information available on the internet - and its outcome could reach as far as New Zealand.
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Wednesday 1 August 2007
Inspiration and insights for technology sector
MORGO has delivered another inspiring annual conference for New Zealand's entrepreneurial technology sector.
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Monday 6 August 2007
New laws on protecting personal data come at a cost - is it too high and is it worth it?
New Zealand business and government authorities may face a major increase in compliance costs and public relations headaches, if data-breach laws are introduced here.
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Tuesday 21 August 2007
Bell Gully advises on Datasquirt IPO
Bell Gully has advised Datasquirt on the New Zealand aspects of its Australasian IPO and ASX listing.
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Monday 17 September 2007
New Zealand's digital future - the way forward
A report asking what it will take to lift New Zealand's information communications technology capacity to a world class standard has been unveiled.
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Thursday 18 October 2007
Finalists named for this year's Hi-Tech Awards
Judges have named 32 finalists for the PricewaterhouseCoopers New Zealand Hi-Tech Awards 2007.
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Friday 19 October 2007
The song is a steal at $12,000
The recording industry's first major win of its kind against an individual in the fight against music piracy in the US has attracted global attention.
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Monday 5 November 2007
Notable hi-tech leaders win Bell Gully Flying Kiwi Award
Two New Zealanders who have created their own technology legacy have been named joint winners of the Bell Gully Flying Kiwi Award at the 2007 Hi-Tech Awards.
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Thursday 13 December 2007
To catch an identity thief
News that hackers are selling the financial details of thousands of British citizens has UK authorities scratching for clues and longer-term solutions. Heidi Leslie looks at what is being done about it and suggests New Zealand ups its vigilance.
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Monday 17 December 2007
Make your online contracts binding
How prominent do terms and conditions need to be on a website in order for them to be binding?
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