COMMENT: Film Commission chief Dave Gibson is half-way through what he has insisted was a single five-year term.

Media companies NZME and Fairfax NZ have released further details of their proposed merger to the NZX this morning.

The husbands of the Real Housewives of Auckland are power players in banking, property, marketing and finance.

Four new digital stations including popular radio brands Radio Hauraki, Newstalk ZB, Coast and The Hits are available on iHeartRadio New Zealand.

NZME is celebrating a magnificent seven awards for excellence in marketing and advertising innovation.

Most politicians have long taken the advice of the lobbyists and kept their noses out of regulating the media business, or giving

MediaWorks has an exclusive deal with Vevo that allows them to sell advertising around video content that globally attracts 18.7 billion views.

Selected articles from the New Zealand Herald will soon be available in Chinese on a new website.

Newly-listed NZME said its operating earnings improved slightly over the six months to June.

Netflix has warned that its Australian customers could face delays in getting new content added to their service. Here's why.

The Commerce Commission has updated its timeframe on delivering its decision on the proposed merger of NZME and Fairfax.

Free-to-air TV won't face such dramatic upheaval as the print media, believes TVNZ head of television Jeff Latch.

Bonds has launched a bizarre new ad in Australia in which men agonise over the impact of having children on their physiques.

Spark, TVNZ and 2Degrees pile on submissions to Commerce Commission saying the proposed merger would entrench Sky's monopoly on sports content.

Sky Television says it isn't ruling out further legal action against Fairfax after it failed to get a court injunction against the company over its use of Olympic video.

The injunction sought to limit the way in which Fairfax was using video from the Games on its website.

A High Court judge will release his decision this afternoon on Sky TV's injunction against Fairfax's use of Olympic video.

It's old news that some New Zealand media companies are no longer treating each other as the enemy.

This is why advertisers are happy to spend the big bucks on their Olympics advertising.

Sky TV tells the High Court Fairfax's use of Rio Olympics video clips online is "exploitation", as the broadcaster seeks an injunction.

Fairfax Media says it expects to hold a minority shareholding in the merged company planned with NZME.

Sky TV has gone to the High Court seeking an injunction against Fairfax Media over the use of Rio Olympics video.

Fairfax is looking to extend its business beyond content provision with a new venture to launch a fibre-only ISP.

Augusta Capital reaped $2.9 million in fees from its biggest property syndication deal on the purchase of the NZME Central complex

COMMENT: It's another dangerous step toward shrinking the view of the world people receive through the social network.

Netflix has overtaken YouTube in data usage on three internet providers, showing its popularity in New Zealand.

An event in Christchurch has kick-started the celebration of nation-wide access radio celebration campaign, The Big Listen.

NZME says nothing in merger submissions undermine key arguments in favour of its joining up with Fairfax.

MediaWorks Investments has hired oOh! Media chairman Michael Anderson to lead the free-to-air broadcaster, replacing Mark Weldon.

COMMENT: Whoever replaces Mark Weldon will have no lack of challenges.