After 30 years in publishing, Wendy Pye still approaches business with the eagerness of a child learning to read.

A New Zealand Post commercial has annoyed some staff, who are upset by the cost at a time when posties are being taken off the streets.

The National Business Review's 2016 Rich List features a largely unchanged top 10. But the richest man in NZ's fortune took a big hit this year.

The fight against live-streaming pay-per-view events is ramping up as private investigators hunt down and doorknock suspected online miscreants.

Mediaworks has been tipped to announce oOh! Media chairman Michael Anderson as incoming chief executive in the next few day, says

Ten people caught illegally live streaming Joseph Parker fight.

Roger Ailes resigned as head of the Fox News Channel leaving Rupert Murdoch to settle frayed nerves.

COMMENT: Is Rod Drury going out of his way to bite the hand that feeds him?

COMMENT: TVNZ's declaration that it will find a prime-time spot for Terry Teo will quieten cries that it might only be shown through OnDemand.

COMMENT: Running the eight-page China Watch PR/propaganda sheet (take your pick) seems self-destructive for this respected media brand.

As the media explores deeper ties with Facebook, one publisher has remained especially wary of the social network.

Two-thirds of Facebook's 1.6 billion users get their news on Facebook, why doesn't the social media platform call itself a news outlet?

This week some media lambasted the Wellington Rugby Union for issuing a video that faked sideline abuse of referees.

The titans of media and technology are in Idaho for their annual summit to plot the future of their industries.

Horton Media has urged the Commerce Commission to carve out of Auckland newspapers if the merger go ahead.

Kiwi-born businessman Stephen Jennings has reached an out-of-court settlement in his defamation case against Fairfax for a "substantial" sum.

Among the subjects that people "love" on Facebook the most: celebrity children, nature and service animals.

Facebook users are fed up with clickbait headlines and they're fighting back.

Facebook has once again tweaked the formula it uses to decide what people will see in their news feed

It's a momentous day," says NZME chief executive Michael Boggs, just before the bell rang for yesterday's listing of NZME.

NZX chief executive Tim Bennett said he expects trade in NZME's stock to be volatile at first following Brexit market uncertainty.

Chief executive Michael Boggs says there's opportunity for local investors to get involved.

New Zealand media company NZME makes its debut on the NZX today with share trading expected to commence on the "ringing of the bells" at midday.

APN has reached a deal with IRD that will remove tax risk ahead of NZME listing next week.

Weekday, weekend and Sunday readership of the Herald continues to grow along with our magazine inserts and regional papers.

"Shocker for Fleet Street: Papers Jilted for Online Mistress!"

Australian media reports say APN has sold its regional newspaper operation to News Corp.

COMMENT: Everyone wants a new partner these days. NZME is eyeing up Fairfax while Vodafone woos Sky.

NZME hopes to attract NZ investors as it prioritises its strategy and investments to tune in with local markets, says chief executive Michael Boggs.