Facebook stock becoming as toxic as Big Oil investments
A number of major funds have blacklisted Facebook as ethically challenged.
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US lawmakers call on Zuckerberg to testify
The Facebook CEO has faced enormous criticism following the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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At least one content creator has taken his gun videos to PornHub.
Facebook's plummet: Stock losses reach $83 billion
The Facebook CEO has been criticised for his silence in recent days.
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Copyright law crashing Kiwi innovation
Outdated laws are likely to hamper digital innovation in NZ, according to the report.
Google accused of discriminating against white men
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The media boss who won't listen to Simon Dallow
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French advertisers to name and shame sexist brands
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Steven Joyce: NBR column 'defamatory'
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Bots, misinformation and harassment: Twitter's grim outlook
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has admitted his platform has some serious problems.
Media boss acquitted of indecent assaults
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Hosking: Fairfax 'Me Too' campaign tasteless, tacky, tabloid
COMMENT: Tabloid news at its worst - masquerading under the blanket of a good cause.
Details of secret court hearing released
A secret court hearing has generated murmurs between lawyers and journalists.
Print still powerful: NZME mastheads post strong readership results
Nielsen results shows hundreds of thousands of Kiwis still love print.
Greens MP and National Party face ASA complaints
The decisions set a precedent in terms of how politicians can use media stories in ads.
NZME reveals plans to put up partial paywall
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Hosking: End game - Fairfax is a company in trouble
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Labour MP loses 'racist cartoon' appeal
The High Court panel said the case should also serve as a reflection for editorial teams.
Mike Hosking: Why we need more people like Bob Jones
Comment: You're allowed to be infuriated and exasperated. But we don't need a petition.
Hawkesby: Sign what you like, Jones won't lose knighthood
Comment: No matter how big the petition, they won't take Bob Jones' knighthood off him.
Legendary newsman Pat Booth dies aged 88
The crusading journalist is renowned for his work on the Arthur Allen Thomas case.
LA Times appoints third editor in 6 months
Controversial editor in chief Lewis D'Vorkin has been replaced after only three months.
In LA, precarious times for the Times
The paper has been beset by turmoil the past two weeks
BBC confirms pay cut for male stars after changing story five times
Morning of farce as BBC reports some of the cuts to stars' wages - and then retracts them.
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
The company says 8.5 million people signed up for its service over the past three months
Bauer cans Paperboy mag
While editorially strong, the free weekly celebrating Auckland struggled commercially.
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Veteran science journalist Paul Gorman recounts his days covering the Canterbury quakes.