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A technology blog from New Zealand

Bill BennettBill Bennett is an Auckland, New Zealand-based technology journalist and blogger. He freelances for The New Zealand Herald and NZ Business. Bennett specialises in business, technology and telecommunications.He is a regular on radio and television.

You’ll find stories here about telecommunications, personal computing and productivity among other subjects. Take a look at the key categories below.

If you don’t know where to start, try this post explaining the current state of net neutrality in New Zealand. My Writer’s guide to using the iPad Pro is one of the most popular posts. Another story for writers using Apple iPads is My iPad, my accidental typewriter. You may also be interested in Technology writing for beginners.

Recent blog posts

Audiofly AF56W mk2 headphones AF56W wireless headphones from Audiofly: Review- Audiofly’s AF56W is another take on the Bluetooth wireless headphone. Here I look at the updated mark II version.  Now the 3.5 mm jack… ... read more
New Zealand, France aim to halt social media terror promotion- New Zealand and France will work together to make it harder for terrorists to broadcast violence through social media. The move is a response… ... read more
Samsung Galaxy Fold Galaxy Fold woes deepen for Samsung- Samsung has postponed high-profile Galaxy Fold launches in Hong Kong and Shanghai. That’s after review phones sent to journalists had screen failures. Samsung can… ... read more

Technology blog categories

Telecommunications > All about the key technology industry >>

Productivity > Squeezing more from your technology investment >>

Mobile > Work, play, communicate while on the move >>

Reviews > Looking at how tech products work in practice >>

Work > How to work smarter, better >>

Media > Read all about it >>

Computing > In plain English

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2 replies on “A technology blog from New Zealand”

  1. I’ve been meaning to do it for quite a while, but I’ve finally started a stub in the Indieweb wiki for the topic Indieweb for Journalism.
    There is a rapidly growing group of writers and journalists who have been joining the Indieweb movement, and it’s long overdue to create a list of resources specific to the topic to help out ourselves and others in the future.
    I invite others like Dan Gillmor, Richard MacManus, Bill Bennett, Jeff Jarvis, Jay Rosen, Aram Zucker-Scharff and others to feel free to add to, change, or modify the page to add resources they’re aware of as well. Not on the list? Feel free to add yourself too!
    I’d also welcome everyone to join in the conversation online via webchat, IRC, Slack, or Matrix. Hopefully we can all make each others’ sites better and more useful for our daily writing work. (If anyone needs help logging into the wiki or getting set up, I’m happy to help.)
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