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He grew up in a state house, left school at 15 and just sold his company for millions.
Marketing awards storm: TVNZ dropped as main sponsor; Ex-CEO sells MediaWorks shares
Ad industry leader on sponsorship move: 'It’s certainly not how I’ve conducted business.'
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Psychologists say we want just a little slice of a celebrity's life.
'Dumbfounded': Top cop on TV show's axing; TVNZ cuts: CEO's dash back from Oz
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Markets with Madison: The Bitcoin halving
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Diana Clement: Tax and the gig economy
OPINION: Knowing your tax obligations when it comes to side hustles.
‘Mad Men’: Kiwi brand-awareness start-up raises $22m
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Markets with Madison: China stimulus
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They lured a legend to NZ, now a TV firm is in spotlight over bills; 7pm show's new name
RNZ ratings standoff; Ex-Air NZ agency moves to Qantas; TV star's exit: 'I was exhausted'.
Rip Curl transgender surfer backlash polarises opinion
Tricky timing, talk of backlash as Rip Curl tests waters in emotive issue.
Opinion: Why everyone is obsessed with Stanley cups
People are doing crazy things for a drink bottle - but why?
Sultans of spin: The public relations industry power list
They lurk in the shadows & whisper in the ears of company CEOs. They are the spin doctors.
Damien Venuto: The $1b Countdown mistake Woolworths made a decade ago
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TV news show cut - Neil Waka's farewell; Braunias: The 5 best books to read this summer
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Picking the right phone or broadband plan: Watchdog puts heat on telcos with five new measures
Telcos have not been following the watchdog's other recommendations.
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'Ripped apart': TVNZ shake-up - 9 top roles gone; ZB star's close call with hacker
NZR PR boss' surprise resignation; Ad exec's new venture; All the Pressies winners.
Stretch marks have gone mainstream. Everybody has feedback
New York Times: The once-verboten “flaw” is approaching fashion industry standard.
Hollywood royalty in Taupō; MP's undercover radio call; 9 Questions with top exec
Media Insider: Flak flies after PR agency buys fashion website.
The marketing gap: The massive growth headache holding back small businesses
Without marketing nous, how are small businesses expected to grow?
US stream TV giant comes to NZ; Top mag's uncertain future; Prince Harry lip-reading ruling
Media Insider: Paddy Gower's debate highlights; Internal Affairs targets gambling ads.
Opinion: Are these the most boring election ads ever? Probably
Marketing expert Ben Goodale would like to see politicians take greater risks.
Sasha Borissenko: Supermarket reforms - is that it?
OPINION: New grocery code has fewer loosey-goosey contracts, but little else.