Facebook starts its own journalism project
Facebook is launching its own journalism project, continuing its efforts to change the way media organizations work with the social network.
Facebook is launching its own journalism project, continuing its efforts to change the way media organizations work with the social network.
Its first annual loss in four years came as it wrote off than $100 million from the value of its mastheads and buildings.
With these little tweaks and third party software, you can personalise your Netflix binge-watching experience like never before.
Photographer says people opposed to gender diversity need to 'get over it'.
A little girl dressed in pink with matching hair stares pensively into the camera. The picture is generating a lot of debate.
The New Zealand Herald's readership - in print and online - continues to rise, with readership growing for the 4th consecutive survey period.
SKY TV has cut its 2017 earnings guidance citing rising content costs and falling revenue and subscribers.
Redundancies are an economic reality facing both businesses, the companies told the Commerce Commission.
President-elect Donald Trump said he won't spend any time working on the new version of the TV reality show he starred in.
The Commerce Commission says it wasn't aware Fairfax New Zealand had been approached by a potential buyer until this morning. The
The chief executive of Australasian news publisher Fairfax Media, Greg Hywood, warned of an 'end game' if the merger disallowed.
The possibility that a future owner of a proposed merged media entity would seek to influence what is published has been raised by the Commerce Commission.
If a merger of the country's two largest newspaper and online news publishers is blocked it will be the regions that suffer, the Commerce Commission has been told.
Whether Facebook's sucking up of advertising revenue will lead to more cat videos on news websites has been a talking point at a hearing into a proposed media merger.
New Zealand's media landscape is "massively changing", the Commerce Commission's public conference into the proposed merger of NZME and Fairfax has heard.
COMMENT: New Zealand's funding body must spread its money further, John Drinnan writes.
News Corp Australia has taken control of Australian News Channel, the operator of the Sky News pay TV channels.
The country's two largest news publishers blindsided a start-up competitor involving two of the country's most experienced journalists yesterday.
Popular Story host fails to appear on last night's show after telling newspaper her schedule left her 'exhausted'.
The media companies have filed a submission in response to the Commerce Commission's draft determination to decline them merging operations.
Two media diversity specialists have been commissioned to produce a paper on the concentration of news in New Zealand.
Niche magazine founder Greta Kenyon shares her thoughts on where the publishing industry is heading.
The Business Herald's Grant Bradley has won the Australasian Aviation Press Club aviation journalist of the year.
We, a group of more than 30 editors, are writing to say, with respect, you are wrong. We believe that you have misinterpreted the state of NZ journalism.
COMMENT: We urgently need to educate our society about media literacy and critical thinking.
Thirty-three senior editors have urged the Commerce Commission to rethink its plan to reject the NZME-Fairfax merger - and 11 former editors say the commission got it right.
In its long history, Vice Media has treasured a reputation for operating at the edge, embracing the digital shift and paying little heed to tradition.
COMMENT: Momentous times for media, including Facebook - even if it refuses to accept that it is a media company.
They're the "young and energetic" movement who helped propel Donald Trump to the White House. But the "alt-right" may already by dying.
New Zealand Trade and Enterprise is negotiating with an Australian company for a contract to redesign its website, the Herald understands.