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'I feel ashamed - that shame is real and dumb in equal measure.'
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AT&T, in abrupt turn, will shed media business in deal with Discovery
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BBC journo Martin Bashir quits amid probe into Diana interview
Bashir's bombshell 1995 interview with the Princess of Wales made his career.
Damien Venuto: It's been 26 years. Why is online advertising still so terrible?
The first online ad was published in 1994. Things have gone downhill ever since.
Why businesses shouldn't engage with customer complaints on Twitter
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Paul Catmur: Career advice to the mediocre - Get a job, any job
Sometimes being useful is more important than being brilliant, writes Paul Catmur.
How a punch in the face prompted a career change - and to running one of NZ's biggest ad agencies
This is Angela Watson's gritty story of working your way up from the bottom.
Kiwi ad agency named best in the world
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Another former Air NZ executive joins MediaWorks
MediaWorks has attracted a swathe of former Air New Zealand top brass.
Mike Hosking: The truth is a lot of smack is written about me
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Kiwi ad agency claims account of major Australian bank
The Kiwi founders have reason to celebrate.
NBR rich list 2021: What's changed? Who's in? Who's out?
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Paul Catmur: A simple test to see how mediocre you are
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Newstalk ZB, ZM dominate radio breakfast ratings
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Jobs to go at TV3-owner as restructure cuts through business
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Audrey Young: Inside the Press Gallery - how John Key provided the biggest shock and other tales
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Tough road ahead for new Saatchi & Saatchi boss
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Vaccine passports: The questions that still need to be answered
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Damien Venuto: Influencers receiving freebies in for a tax surprise
Influencers need to think carefully about what they accept, writes Damien Venuto.
Why buy a yacht when you can buy a newspaper?
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Leighton Smith: Taking the groupthink out of journalism
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Netflix's dominance starts to slow as rivals gain
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Daily Mail publisher launches lawsuit against Google
The tech group accused of 'monopoly' on online ads and demoting stories in search ranking.
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