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Kiwi magazine Metro gets unconventional new owner
Hideaki Fukutake's investment group Still aims to buy 100 local firms.
Opinion: I won't shed tears for Phil Schofield, but the interest in his sex life is destructive
Telegraph: Society has developed a raging libido for the ugly, writes Petronella Wyatt.
Missteps and miscalculations: Inside Fox’s legal and business debacle
New York Times: Fox’s handling of the defamation suit left many unanswered questions.
Shock age of Phillip Schofield's 'much younger' man revealed
New claims have revealed how old the "much younger employee" really is.
Australia reckons with TV host’s exit over racist abuse
New York Times: Stan Grant says the ABC abandoned him in the face of 'relentless abuse'.
Māori media won’t be measured by audience share - Jackson
Broadcasting Minister says the investment in Māori media is a Treaty obligation.
Now hear this: New radio industry boss leads truce in station ratings wars
The radio industry has a new champion - he plans to build its profile.
'It was inevitable': Elon Musk's big strategic shift for Tesla brand
Elon Musk has long gloated about Tesla not advertising. That's about to change.
From Today FM to Sunday - top star's big TV move; five ad agencies battle for bank contract; RNZ-TVNZ 'vulnerable'
Media Insider: 9 of the best ads in the world - what's your favourite?
A royal paradox: Harry and Meghan seek both privacy and publicity
New York Times: A run-in with US photographers reignites old grievances for Prince Harry.
At 81, Martha Stewart has a new gig - Sports Illustrated cover star
New York Times: "All these people were prodding me and talking about 'the girls'."
Inside the Wellington mayor’s office: Who’s who and how much they’re paid
There are eight positions in Tory Whanau's office.
Elon Musk finally appoints Twitter boss - but will he still call the shots?
Linda Yaccarino is an advertising expert who will handle business operations.
Lachlan Murdoch breaks silence on Dominion payout, Tucker Carlson exit
CEO explains why Fox News paid millions to settle a recent lawsuit.
Woman quits in work-from-home row, loses ERA case
Philippa Johnson said she would never backstab her boss - but did and lied about it.
RNZ’s head of news Richard Sutherland to step down
In a statement, Sutherland said he was taking an extended break.
Tucker Carlson's racist text behind his sacking
Former host lamented how Trump supporters ganged up to beat a protester.
Vice is said to be headed for bankruptcy
Colourful company once valued at $9.2 billion has been struggling to find a buyer.
Media Insider: PR boss' extraordinary comments; Lobbyist v RNZ; Radio stars offered a lifeline
Plus in Media Insider: Stuff's paywall plan, pricing - and the Herald response.
BBC chief quits amid furore over role in Boris Johnson loan
BBC chair exits after report found he failed to disclose a potential conflict of interest.
‘Mistake after mistake’: Tucker Carlson’s exit caps chaotic year for Rupert Murdoch’s Fox
Financial Times: Questions raised about influential media empire’s future.
NZME upbeat on advertising market
But the company is still keeping a tight rein on costs.
Prince William's ‘very large' phone hack settlement with British media
Prince Harry alleges Prince William was paid to settle hacking claims.
The big mistake most businesses will make during the recession
During every recession, many businesses rely on an old, failed strategy.
What the Actual?! NZ Herald launches video-led Gen Z news
What the Actual?! can be found on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube.
BuzzFeed shuts down news division
Publisher that sought to change the media landscape falls victim to downturn.
Embarrassing disclosures: Fox News learns the costs of airing a lie
New York Times: Fox News settlement came with rare acknowledgement of false claims.
Today FM closure gets uglier - top lawyer called in; new buyer eyes iconic magazine
MEDIA INSIDER: New owner in line for iconic magazine - and a bonus Succession poll.
US finds WSJ reporter in Russia is wrongfully detained
He is the first US correspondent since the Cold War to be held for alleged spying.
Secrets of the extraordinary Vodafone-One NZ makeover - and the clever logo that didn't fly
'We can now focus on New Zealand 100 per cent of the time.'
World Cup shock: Sky's big call on Justin Marshall; Duncan Garner's legal warning
MEDIA INSIDER: RNZ's newsroom farewell dilemma; lawyers circle Today FM.
'Bonkers stuff': Why Rupert Murdoch really called off his fifth engagement
Telegraph: It's over. So does Ann Lesley Smith get to keep the ring?