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Media boss acquitted of indecent assaults
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Mike Hosking: Why we need more people like Bob Jones
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Legendary newsman Pat Booth dies aged 88
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LA Times appoints third editor in 6 months
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BBC confirms pay cut for male stars after changing story five times
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Fox takeover of Sky would give Murdoch 'too much control' - UK regulator
The regulator says it would give Rupert Murdoch too much control of UK media.
Netflix binges as threat from Disney looms
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Bauer cans Paperboy mag
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Billionaire Peter Thiel explores starting news outlet
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Gifford: Veitch's exit the end of an institution
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Sports broadcaster Tony Veitch leaving Newstalk ZB
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Fran O'Sullivan: Online giants escape regulatory probe
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Watchdog within rights to reject media merger
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Twitter cracks down on hate speech
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Backlash over Rupert Murdoch saying sexual harassment at Fox is 'nonsense'
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Not guilty plea in Jay-Jay Harvey assault case
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Voyager Internet new sponsor for media awards
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Indecent assaults 'simply didn't happen', trial told
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