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PM criticises Bauer Media for refusing Government support
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Bauer Media Group is closing the business.
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Jarrod Gilbert: High-quality information has never been more important
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Radio Sport closes as NZME restructures sport
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Damien Venuto: Why businesses need 'apocalypse vans' during the lockdown
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TVNZ and Les Mills to bring fitness classes to Kiwi screens during lockdown
TVNZ and Les Mills are making moves to keep Kiwis active during the lockdown.
NZ broadband load eases as Netflix takes action
Netflix has been forced to respond to massive spike in demand.
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An advertising expert on how the Government can reach Kiwis.
Damien Venuto: With all eyes on coronavirus, what have we missed?
Nothing else has mattered in the media apart from the outbreak.
NZ's best ads of the year revealed
Around 750 advertising types crammed into a room to celebrate the best of the industry.
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RNZ Concert strategy documents revealed
New documents reveal how RNZ planned to deal with backlash.
Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg on powerful women and coming under fire
Facebook's chief operating officer on why women still struggle to get to the top.
The most powerful demographic in NZ is being ignored
Marketers have a big blindspot when it comes to the group with the most spending power.
Dolly Parton reveals why she wants to do Playboy again
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Depp libel case: Amber Heard recorded talking about 'hitting' star
Depp is suing The Sun for libel over referring to him as a 'wife-beater'.
The female boss who won't hire a man for a key job
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Trust is king in the age of fake news.
Damien Venuto: Media merger - doomed to follow capital gains tax?
Does a merger answer the right questions?
Paper's 'brilliant' treatment of trolls
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Media personality name suppressed to prevent 'ruining' career
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