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Legal expert says social media support for Johnny Depp 'means nothing'

Fans won't influence case, "but it gives you an idea of how the public is signing on ..."

How the magazine industry went from the coolest place to the coldest one

New York Times: The absence of magazines is keenly felt.

Netflix tells employees ads may come by end of 2022

New York Times: Executives aiming to introduce an ad-supported, lower-priced subscription.

James Lee: Simon Henry's Nadia Lim comments - and why a company's culture is vital for investors

OPINION: Jarden boss says no place for such behaviour.

'One of them is lying': Depp and Heard accounts rarely match

The accounts presented at trial don't match which means one thing, writes Matthew Barakat.

Departing Chief Censor's warning over surge in online extremism

'You need to have a clear line about what is lawful and what is not.'

'Insulting to all women': PM blasts rich-lister's Nadia Lim comments

PM says chief executive's Nadia Lim comments are a disservice to all women.

Nadia Lim: CEOs, cleavage and why she had to speak out

Nadia Lim responds in-depth to Simon Henry, saying leaders should celebrate diversity.

Like 'Lord of the Flies': Students reveal environment at broadcasting school

A tutor was often present and is alleged to have 'chuckled along with the boys'.

The growing pains of publishing platform Substack, the brainchild of a Kiwi

New York Times: Substack finds itself no longer a wunderkind and faces host of challenges.

The Front Page: The newspaper column around longer than Facebook and Twitter

Twenty years is a long, long time in the media world.

Ovato's partial closure a 'perfect storm' to hit magazine industry

Supply chain challenges and reduction in the consumption of print have hit the industry.

Russian newspaper editor says he was attacked on train

He said the assailant shouted: "Muratov, here's one for our boys."

New-look Herald: Print edition to get a refresh

Readers will have an even better experience while enjoying their daily print fix.

The Front Page: What punishment awaits Will Smith after Oscars slap?

Will Smith will face fallout - even if it isn't legal.

David Reid: Have you heard the one about the $55m media bribe?

OPINION: A suggestion NZ media has been bought for $55m is a false and lazy assumption.

Otago Medical School's first wahine Māori dean shares her vision

She lives by one of her HB hapū of Nuhaka's whakataukī 'Te Wharerau o Te Tahinga.'

Toni Street's emotional message to her daughter

Beloved Coast broadcaster reveals her fears for her girl growing up in today's world.