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Facebook launches a news section - and will pay publishers
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MediaWorks sell-off: News boss Hal Crawford quits
Crawford has been with the company since 2016.
NZME appoints Wendy Palmer as chief radio and commercial officer
NZME has announced a big appointment.
Could Netflix start cracking down on shared accounts?
A Netflix boss says the company was looking at consumer-friendly ways to stop sharing.
Australian media redact their front pages to protest secrecy laws
New York Times: Media outlets joined together to protest encroaching secrecy laws.
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MediaWorks sale: Will Three's top TV talent jump ship?
TV3 presenters will be brushing up their CVs and looking for work outside MediaWorks.
Zuckerberg's big 'free speech' fail
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Spark Sport glitch knocks All Blacks out of World Cup
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Kerre McIvor: TV3 told me to lose weight to be the weather girl
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Is this the end of TV3? TV business 'worth zero'
520 staff face an uncertain future as channel put on the market — no buyers in sight .
TV3's complex history: Sale casts shadow over 30th anniversary
TV3 and MediaWorks have seen plenty of financial turmoil over the past 30 years.
Who would buy MediaWorks TV? Slim pickings warns media expert
The TV arm of MediaWorks looks a tough sell.
Anatomy of a media disaster: How MediaWorks TV ended up on its knees
The thing that made MediaWorks special has also proven to be its Achilles heel.
Hilary Barry 'sad and concerned' at news of MediaWorks' sell-off plan
TV host says she just wants to give her former colleagues a hug.
MediaWorks staff jump on social media after sale news
MediaWorks talent have taken to social media in the wake of news of company sale.
MediaWorks boss angrily rejects claim TV arm will be closed by Xmas
Michael Anderson says sale of TV arm is 'no bluff' to get Govt boost.
'State of shock': MediaWorks staff reeling at TV arm sell-off
MediaWorks reveals plan to sell its TV business and Auckland headquarters.
'State of shock': MediaWorks staff reeling at TV arm sell-off
MediaWorks reveals plan to sell its TV business and Auckland headquarters.
NZME executive Dean Buchanan exiting company
The NZME Group Director Entertainment departs on November 29.
Zuckerberg defends allowing politicians to lie in ads
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This adorable ornament could keep your kids safe
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NZ Rugby denies conflict of interest after acquiring Sky shares
New Zealand Rugby has defended its stake in Sky.
Sky confirms massive All Blacks, Super Rugby deal
The announcement marks another round in the ongoing battle for NZ sports rights.
Sky fightback sees it keep Cricket World Cup rights
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The streaming mess: Why six subscriptions could become a norm
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What Tinder's boss thinks about marriage
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Revealed: TVNZ boss Kevin Kenrick's giant pay rise
TVNZ boss Kevin Kenrick earned over $1.5 million in the 2019 financial year.
Comment: Who's to blame for Spark Sport woes? Apparently, you are
Comment: Spark has pointed a lot of fingers throughout its streaming woes.
Comancheros case: Accused media personality, lawyer, accountant argue for secrecy
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