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QMS to pocket $35m in merger with MediaWorks
The outdoor firm will own 40 per cent of the merged entity.
Being Leighton: Departing radio talk star on love, luck and not looking back
Radio star Leighton Smith on signing off, luck, love and his unfashionable opinions.
Academic sees serious fallout as Huawei CFO arrested at US request
CFO - who is also daughter of the company's founder - is detained in Vancouver.
Apple resorts to promos, trade-ins to boost sales
Apple rarely discounts any of its products.
The digital media bubble is bursting. That's bad for young journos.
The gutting of the Mic newsroom shows that pivots don't always work.
How much would you pay for Hugh Hefner's silk smoking jacket?
All his personal effects are up for auction.
Will the MediaWorks plus billboards tie-up work?
Comment: The Commerce Commission shouldn't have a problem with this one.
NZME wins key Auckland market in commercial radio survey
The Mike Hosking Breakfast Show continued to reign supreme.
MediaWorks to merge with outdoor ad giant
MediaWorks and outdoor ad giant QMS Media in merger talks.
Judge orders Colin Craig to preserve cellphones
John Stringer is seeking damages of more than $1 million against Colin and Helen Craig.
The 5 biggest headaches for Sky TV's new boss, Martin Stewart
The UK import has his work cut out.
Sky TV reveals new boss
John Fellet's success has close ties to board member. Fellet staying on as director.
NZ Herald audience surges, Herald on Sunday stays on top
The Herald brand now reaches 1.67 million people every week.
Zuckerberg says he and Sandberg will stay put
The Facebook founder is standing his ground as investors call for his head.
Watch live: Deloitte Top 200 Awards winners announced
Watch live as the brightest business minds gather for another evening of celebration.
How to prepare your business for the next big digital thing
Facebook, Google and Amazon aren't the only digital threats to business.
Herald wins court fight to name man who robbed car crash victim
A District Court judge "failed" to take into account relevant factors in the case: ruling.
'The entire world is worried': Grim warning as US clashes with China
Rising tensions between the global superpowers have the world worried.
Escaping corporate hell: The Kiwis who mix work and travel
This Kiwi couple has few regrets about giving up on the 9-5 shift.
'Nothing on this page is real': How lies become truth online
This is what happens when an experiment in satire is taken as gospel.
How Amazon's Alexa is set to change NZ brands in 2019
COMMENT: Air NZ, TVNZ and the NZ Herald are already experimenting.
'Complete dysfunction': The decline and now death of RadioLive
The one man who was integral to RadioLive simply wouldn't stay put.
Revealed: MediaWorks' radical restructure - hosts' jobs on the line
Most of RadioLIVE's programming to be scrapped.
Herald challenges judge's decision for 'callous' offender
High Court judge to consider if District Court judge erred by drawing on experiences.
Employment case backfires: Woman's legal fees 10 times more than pay-out
Woman unjustifiably dismissed paid more than 10 times what she received - in legal fees.
Personal struggle behind this year's Movember campaign
For the ad guy behind this year's Movember campaign, it's personal.
Google employees walk out to protest treatment of women
Google employees have called for an end to sexism at their workplace.
Does TVNZ have any hope against the Netflix onslaught?
Comment: The fight for the glowing rectangle in the living room is heating up.
International media blown away by 'spectacular' powhiri
"It's a hell of a way to end the tour. That ceremony was so powerful."
Aussies stick their noses into Māori culture and get it wrong
Australian newspaper's royal hongi interpretation causes a stink.
UK treasury proposes $785m tax for Amazon, Google and Facebook
The UK Treasury is looking to clamp down on technology giants.
Twitter mulls removing 'like' button
Twitter is taking the step in a bid to improve the quality of debate on the platform.