Advance NZ loses debate injunction against MediaWorks
"Reliance on social media 'popularity' is a blunt approach," High Court judge says.
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Belarus crackdown: Foreign journalists deported, accreditation revoked
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NZME's media assets take market share.
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Newspaper boss Bill Wilson had 'ink in his veins'
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Jimmy Lai released from police custody
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NZME is stopped from publishing or broadcasting details of a forensic accountancy report.
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James Murdoch resigns from News Corp's board
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Bauer Media to axe eight popular magazine titles as the company deals with the pandemic.
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