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Fake news and how to spot it
An election, two referenda and a pandemic mean a likely explosion of fake news.
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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.
Can a business specifically recruit a woman? What NZ law says
Controversial comments by an advertising executive sparked a strong response.
Damien Venuto: The big mistake RNZ made when it came to Concert
Documents released today show RNZ didn't anticipate the impact of the backlash.
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
The legendary country star is ready to be a covergirl again, 40 years later.
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
Doing the right thing isn't always popular.
Comment: What Ardern, Trump and McDonald's teach us about fake news
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
Paper praised for publishing details of men who posted vile comments about Greta Thunberg.
Media personality name suppressed to prevent 'ruining' career
'No other employer within the industry is going to want to touch him,' says judge.
New neighbours go in to bat for Harry and Meghan
The Sussexes are surrounded by good neighbours in their new home in Canada.
Despite strong result, TVNZ boss still anticipates annual loss
TVNZ's longer-term forecast remains in the red.
Readership grows: NZ Herald, Herald on Sunday on the rise
The Herald's magazines' readerships are soaring - led by a huge Travel increase.
Stuff ventures make up for shrinking ad, circulation revenue
Revenue from the company's side gigs has more than doubled.
Govt talks over media deal encouraging, NZME says
Many hurdles yet to be overcome for NZME to buy Stuff.
NZME pours resources back into pursuing Stuff
NZME said it is actively engaged with the Government on the issue.
NZME lifts operating profit, digital subscribers move past 46,000
NZ Herald Premium digital subscription growth helps offset revenue decline.
The most dangerous words in your employment contract
Sometimes the most dangerous words are found in a copy-pasted section.
Taika Waititi and RNZ Concert: Two sides of the same story
Comment: Two big media events shared a few things in common.
Radio shake-up: Jono and Ben's new home, Toni Street and Sam Wallace's swap
Listeners will have a range of new options on the airwaves in 2020.
Bittersweet symphony: RNZ board backs down, Concert to stay on FM
This is a major victory for fans of the station.
Teuila Fuatai: The Cabinet needs to see beyond the public sector
Is the year of media mergers finally here, asks Teuila Fuatai?
Advertising battle: Three agencies fighting for $62m account
The pitch has come down to three agencies all offering something different.
Ardern 'miffed' by RNZ's plan to gut Concert FM
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is not impressed with RNZ.
'Killing a museum': Should RNZ stick with Concert?
RNZ is in the process of upsetting a very dedicated audience.
Damien Venuto: The media has completely overblown coronavirus – but maybe not
Has the media gone too far with coronavirus?