Radio broadcaster Simon Barnett will join Newstalk ZB in early 2019

A Time Magazine with Trump on the cover hangs in his golf clubs. It's fake.

All Black will be the first Kiwi sports star to appear in ESPN's popular The Body Issue.

Sky TV and Vodafone have dropped plans to merge operations.

Attitude Pictures is kicking the stigma around disability, Dan Buckingham explains.

Administrators have placed ads offering a "rare opportunity" to buy the broadcaster.

"The media world without him will be a very different place for a great many of us."

The New Zealand Herald's print and digital readership continues its big upward trajectory.

Dame Julie Christie is stepping down from the MediaWorks board.

COMMENT: Hunger for news on rogue President driving surge in digital subscriptions.

A NZ firm is helping media build interactive data graphics as part of a Microsoft project

Ten says being placed into administration "will have no impact on our programming".

Troubled Aussie broadcaster Network Ten has been placed into voluntary administration.

The Guardian newspaper will soon abandon its European-style print format.

"Liberal activists want to destroy Breitbart," the media company's president said.

Robert Khan is the man behind one of NZ's most successful independent radio brands.

Politicians are gearing up for a new landscape in run-up to poll.

Channel 1 dropped off the air after a fire alarm sounded in the TVNZ building.

Stefanovic launched tirade against the media circus, branding major networks as "idiots".

NZME and Fairfax are appealing the Commerce Commission's decision to block the merger.

COMMENT: Government finally ends the 8 years funding freeze on RNZ, John Drinnan writes.

OPINION: If Roger Ailes wanted true and lasting influence after his death, he got it.

'Outstanding, unprecedented achievement from across the NZME business.'

COMMENT: Broadcaster's reinvention has helped its case for more government cash.

Another US private equity firm weighed in with a better offer for Fairfax Media today.

The case could change the way many New Zealanders access their online sports news.

Fairfax said the consortium offered a revised bid, including its New Zealand publications.

COMMENT: Politicians must follow overseas and curb Google and Facebook.

COMMENT: Whatever happens to Australian media asset will also affect NZ

Fairfax CEO criticised as Australian government plan inquiry into state of journalism.