Peter Griffin

Technology news with Peter Griffin. This week, nearly 5000 Australian IP addresses are targeted for alleged illegal filesharing. Also a new study by Facebook suggests we might not get to 4 billion… Audio

Peter Griffin on Sky's streaming video-on-demand service, Neon. Also, proposed laws governing drones in the US could rule out Amazon's new delivery service. Audio

Peter Griffin with tech news; including Apple's monster profits, what the most popular apps were in 2014, and new regulations for foreign tech companies working in China. Audio

Tech news with Peter Griffin; Uber the taxi app, peer-to-peer lending, and why Google has invested a billion dollars in space exploration. Audio

Peter Griffin reviews the cyber attack on Sony Pictures that led to the cancellation of the film 'The Interview'. Also Spark, Vodafone and Telstra will fund another trans-Tasman undersea internet… Audio

Peter Griffin reviews the cyber attack on Sony Pictures that led to the cancellation of the film 'The Interview'. Also Spark, Vodafone and Telstra will fund another trans-Tasman undersea internet… Audio

We head to a downtown electronics retailer with Peter Griffin to see what's changed in 2014 in the world of technology; from Bluetooth headphones to 4k TVs. Audio

Tech news with Peter Griffin. Microsoft expands its audience polling tool Bing Pulse, and what the latest broadband pricing decision means for consumers. Audio

Peter Griffin on the news that Dunedin's become NZ's first 'gigatown'. Also with more drones buzzing around our skies, the CAA is tightening up the rules governing how they operate in New Zealand. Audio

Tech news with Peter Griffin and Facebook moves into the workplace, and the online TV and film streaming service Netflix is coming to Australia and NZ in 2015. Audio

Peter Griffin on why New Zealand's chief censor is threatening to charge internet service providers over the way they're offering consumers easy access to overseas content. Audio

Peter Griffin with tech news, as Warner Music becomes the first major music label to sign a licensing deal with the popular German audio streaming website Soundcloud. Audio

Technology news with Peter Griffin. South Korea's troubled national ID system. Also HBO cuts the cable and goes online. Audio

Tech news with Peter Griffin. Another broadband provider enters the NZ market and another new mobile payment system. Audio

Bits and bytes from the tech world with Peter Griffin. Mobile payment systems and why ebay is about to spin off paypal, plus a preview of Windows 10. First, Kim Dotcom's out of politics and now he's… Audio

Peter Griffin with news that anyone, anywhere in the world can be tracked, minute-by-minute via a huge global cellphone database. Plus why has Amazon bought the videogaming streaming platform Twitch… Audio

Peter Griffin on plans to make EFTPOS an online payment system. Also Twitter's struggles to restrict circulation of the video purportedly showing the execution of the American journalist, James Foley.

Facebook's annoying users with intrusive requests to sign up for its messaging app. Also the tech fallout and cybersecurity implications of Nicky Hager's new book 'Dirty Politics'. With Peter Griffin.

Peter Griffin on the smart screens that can work out how bad your eyesight is and adjust the picture accordingly! Also the first details of the content available on Telecom's new streaming… Audio

Technology with Peter Griffin. Amazon could be about to launch an all-you-can-eat ebook subscription service. Also what will Netflix's potential entry into the NZ market mean for its estimated 30,000… Audio