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Court of Appeal says social media has become a toxic place with 'internet vigilantism'.
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Facebook threatens to stop Australians from sharing news
Facebook has faced criticism for allowing the spread of conspiracy theories & hate speech.
Facebook could block sharing of news stories in Australia
New York Times: Australia is aiming to curb the power of Facebook and Google.
Belarus crackdown: Foreign journalists deported, accreditation revoked
Belarus cracks down on media after weeks of huge protests against authoritarian president.
Influencers are spreading misinformation - and we can't stop them
Dubious advice and sex trafficking: The fake world of influencers.
Jarden Brief: Covid's effects on advertising revealed in NZME results
Media company soars after better-than-expected result.
NZME shares soar on dividend talk, digital subscriptions climb above 80,000
NZME's media assets take market share.
NZME boosts half-year profit despite Covid challenge, Herald digital subs soar
NZME produces strong result under tough conditions.
Newspaper boss Bill Wilson had 'ink in his veins'
Former Herald publisher had the respect and loyalty of his managers and staff.
Jimmy Lai released from police custody
Jimmy Lai, media mogul and high-profile pro-democracy activist, has been released from police custody. Video / AP
Secret for now: Team NZ wins court battle with NZME over funding report
NZME is stopped from publishing or broadcasting details of a forensic accountancy report.
Oliver Mander: Sky TV faces its do or die moment
Can the former giant transform itself, or is it doomed to irrelevance?
Ad agency BMG fumes over pork company's bacon adverts
Legal fight erupts over bacon advertising campaign.
James Murdoch resigns from News Corp's board
Rupert Murdoch's son is stepping down from the family-controlled publisher's board.
'Scary': Viewer spots TV reporter's potentially deadly growth
"I will forever be thankful to the woman who went out of her way to email me."
Recovery for Sky TV not insurmountable - Jarden
Analyst more optimistic on the pay TV operator.
Bauer axes eight magazines in Australia
Bauer Media to axe eight popular magazine titles as the company deals with the pandemic.
Simon Dallow confirmed as sole 6pm presenter as Wendy Petrie dropped
Wendy Petrie, who has co-anchored the 6pm bulletin since 2006, has now been dropped from her role. Video / NZ Herald
Is TikTok spying on your child?
The platform has taken the social media world by storm since launching in 2017.
Race debate: It's all there in Black and white
Leading news agency makes key decision on how it covers racial issues.
Man quits with brutal resignation letter
Another high-profile columnist has quit following an ongoing free-speech battle in US.
'Best in the business': Supporters rally around Petrie after job-loss rumours
Broadcaster has been praised in the wake of news that TVNZ will not renew her contract.
Time to ditch Dallow, too? Bill Ralston on TVNZ shake-up
Veteran journalist Bill Ralston says it might be time TVNZ shakes up its 6pm format.
TVNZ newsreader Wendy Petrie set to lose role - NZ's highest-profile Covid-19 job casualty
Could this be our highest-profile Covid-19 job casualty yet?
How may Google fight an antitrust case? Look at this Australian paper
New York Times: Google argues it doesn't control enough of the digital ad industry.
Comment: What lipstick, Harry Potter and art sales teach us about a crisis
Feeling good often trumps logic, writes an advertising executive.
'Please don't': Chilling Johnny Depp audio played in court
Distressing audio of Depp begging Amber Heard to 'cut' him has been played in court.
The Johnny Depp disaster movie: Behind the headlines of Hollywood's wild child
The explosive libel case is proving to be Depp's biggest blockbuster in years.
Last straw: The foul act that ended Johnny Depp's violent marriage
Depp claims ex-wife Amber Heard turned him from "Cinderella to Quasimodo" .
Latest on MediaWorks TV sale - is US firm the buyer?
Negotiations for the sale of MediaWorks' TV arm are currently down to one buyer.
Magazine hope: Buyers emerge for Metro, North & South; Listener wait goes on
The deal could be announced as early as next week.
Damien Venuto: The big Kiwi spender that refuses to join Facebook boycotts
Why one influential group loves Facebook a little too much.
Why MediaWorks boss resigned
The MediaWorks boss talks to the Herald about leaving the business.