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A NZ firm is helping media build interactive data graphics as part of a Microsoft project
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Ten says being placed into administration "will have no impact on our programming".
Ten placed into voluntary administration
Troubled Aussie broadcaster Network Ten has been placed into voluntary administration.
The Guardian to switch to tabloid format
The Guardian newspaper will soon abandon its European-style print format.
Breitbart loses 90 per cent of advertisers
"Liberal activists want to destroy Breitbart," the media company's president said.
A voice for the Indian community
Robert Khan is the man behind one of NZ's most successful independent radio brands.
It's open season for attack ads
Politicians are gearing up for a new landscape in run-up to poll.
TVNZ drops off air after fire alarm
Channel 1 dropped off the air after a fire alarm sounded in the TVNZ building.
MediaWorks puts line under Weldon era
Broadcaster signals improvements after accounts show widening losses and generous bonuses.
MediaWorks bosses' $9m windfall
Controversial departed chief executive Mark Weldon gets share of $9m bonus payout.
TV host's epic rant on Corby coverage
Stefanovic launched tirade against the media circus, branding major networks as "idiots".
Media companies appeal merger decision
NZME and Fairfax are appealing the Commerce Commission's decision to block the merger.
Radio NZ comes in from the cold
COMMENT: Government finally ends the 8 years funding freeze on RNZ, John Drinnan writes.
Ailes' legacy for women
OPINION: If Roger Ailes wanted true and lasting influence after his death, he got it.
Clean sweep at Canon Media Awards
'Outstanding, unprecedented achievement from across the NZME business.'
Time to defrost RNZ funding
COMMENT: Broadcaster's reinvention has helped its case for more government cash.
Fresh Fairfax offer fires up bidding war
Another US private equity firm weighed in with a better offer for Fairfax Media today.
Sky seeks to split copyright case
The case could change the way many New Zealanders access their online sports news.
Fairfax gets new $3 billion bid from TPG
Fairfax said the consortium offered a revised bid, including its New Zealand publications.
Technology giants eat media's cash
COMMENT: Politicians must follow overseas and curb Google and Facebook.
Drinnan: Aussie quakes, NZ aftershocks
COMMENT: Whatever happens to Australian media asset will also affect NZ
Fairfax staff vote 'no confidence' in CEO
Fairfax CEO criticised as Australian government plan inquiry into state of journalism.
Maori television boss calls it quits
Paora Maxwell has resigned as chief executive from Maori Television.
Fairfax confirms break-up bid from TPG
Fairfax today confirmed a break-up bid from TPG capital but questioned its complexity.
Private equity firm eyes Fairfax Australia
A private equity giant is said to be eyeing up Fairfax Australia's best assets.
We need to debate NZ media's future
What is the right form of news media ownership for our small democracy?
Finding a way through the media maze
After the blocked NZME-Fairfax merger, we take a look at the issues affecting media.
Strong growth for NZME radio stations
ZB, ZM, The Hits, Radio Sport among winners as NZME gains listeners in new radio survey.
Wider implications to media merger decline
The Commerce Commission's decision has wider implications for commercial law.
Fran O'Sullivan: Merger should be buried
COMMENT: The proposed NZME-Fairfax marriage is effectively dead and should be interred.
Expect more media mergers, says regulator
Commerce Commission chairman Mark Berry says media market 'still in a state of flux'.
Fairfax Australia staff go on strike
Staff at the Sydney Morning Herald and Melbourne Age are on strike.