Paul Brislen

Facebook claims it isn't a publisher yet has disrupted publishing to such an extent that it now has more than a billion users around the world who get their news primarily from Facebook. Audio

The Government is in the process of appointing a Chief Technology Officer. Why do we need one? Audio

Facial recognition is the new way tech companies are dealing with the painful issue of passwords and logging in to things - but there's a dark side. Audio

Christmas spending appears to be up on last year as people try to squeeze in some last-minute shopping. Audio

The future of electrified travel, and why we won't have electric planes any time soon. Audio

Paul discusses Sky TV's move to get ISP's to block certain websites. Audio

Tech commentator Paul Brislen tells us about PowerbyProxi which says it's "on a mission to provide real world resonant Wireless Power solutions to the market and unplug the last cable". Audio

Paul talks about the privacy implications of hacked servers. Domino's New Zealand have been hacked and now customers are getting email spam. Should companies be forced to report such breaches? Audio

Paul Brislen talks about rural broadband and why some parts of New Zealand still get no coverage. Audio

Apple's new iphone launch and what it actually means for consumers. Audio

Technology and Democracy. Audio

Paul continues his chat on personal cyber security. Audio

Paul Brislen talks about the marriage of technology and legal worlds, and what this means for the future of free and open access to content on the internet. Audio

The do's and don'ts of website redesigns. Audio

Vodafone is bringing rugby coverage to your smartphone, in a new partnership with New Zealand Rugby. In the deal, the telco giant will offer replays and highlights from All Black's matches along with… Audio