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Could a video game developer win the Nobel Prize for Literature?
How do we account for other language-based forms of expression? If performed works such as theatre or songwriting can be considered literature, where is the limit?
An anonymous coder nearly hacked a big chunk of the internet. How worried should we be?
Code maintainers around the world are now thinking about their vulnerabilities at a strategic and tactical level. It is not only their code itself they will be worrying about, but also their code distribution mechanisms and software assembly processes.
Griffin on Tech: Can tech really help slash emissions?
We’ve been slower than other advanced economies to emply digital technologies that can not only boost productivity, but cut emissions in the process.
FMA demanding stronger cyber reporting and tech resilience
The new condition will come into effect on July 1 and require a licence holder to have a business continuity plan in place suitable for the size and scope of the business.
A close call for the Linux community as major vulnerability detected
The big question now is who created the malware and what was their motivation for creating a security backdoor that could have compromised computer systems all over the world if it had been introduced into operating environments.
Accessibility remains an afterthought – how NZ’s digital health tools risk excluding people with disabilities
The lack of emphasis on accessibility often begins at the early stages of software development, which leads to inaccessible digital health solutions.