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Charges were dropped against the well-known Kiwi media personality.
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This move comes in response to apparent paedophiles using the comments section.
Martha Stewart joins Canadian pot firm
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How lobby groups stole the CGT debate
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Spark pulls all advertising from YouTube due to inappropriate kids' content
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Mike Williams' lobbying work for Lime alarming: academic
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Hallensteins invites women into its brotherhood in new campaign
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Sky TV hikes prices after losing customers
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Media council upholds inaccuracy claim against writer's Herald column
Media Council upheld in part a complaint about a column by Rachel Stewart.
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Sky secures Netball World Cup, extends Indycar deal
Sports deals ahead of new boss starting on Thursday.
Google, Apple face backlash over app that lets men track women
A Saudi app is facing criticism from human rights organisations.
Alleged Trump link to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos nude scandal
A Donald Trump associate has been accused of leaking the texts.
China censorship powerhouse invests $311m in Reddit
Many Reddit fans are uneasy about the partnership.
Flops piling up for video game companies
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Former New York Times editor accused of plagiarism, defends her book
Abramson responded: "I take seriously the issues raised and will review the passages ..."
Outrage at media company's 'racist' tweet about Māori on eve of Waitangi
A year after its controversial Bob Jones Column, NBR faces another racial storm.
Media Council says poll results need to be monitored
The comments come from a poll which was published by Newshub last year.
Apple could buy Netflix - JPMorgan
Apple has a cash stockpile of around US$130 billion.
Super Bowl streaming bomb out another warning to Spark
The Super Bowl blackout makes Spark's gamble look even riskier.
After 15 years, Facebook masters the art of controlling behaviour
Facebook is a persuasion platform that's changing the advertising rulebook.
Oil and gas industry takes aim at Kiwi hearts with TV ad
Oil and gas is aiming for the heart of middle New Zealand.
YouTube ban on 9/11 conspiracy videos 'the right move' - expert
YouTube's move has enraged conspiracy theorists.
Watch: Kiwi-made ad stampedes into Super Bowl
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Finance guru: you need 'at least $5m to retire'
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Ignorance is bliss: what happens when you deactivate Facebook
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From 'bugger' to 'f***': How did Kiwi advertising get so foul-mouthed?
Bugger. It appears businesses are becoming a bit potty-mouthed.