
Doubts over Sky's long-term strategy
Sky TV's 21 per cent profit drop was better than the market was expecting, analysts say.
Sky TV's 21 per cent profit drop was better than the market was expecting, analysts say.
Total revenue and subscriber numbers down from a year earlier, too.
A new Kiwi company is set to pitch its business to Silicon Valley's biggest investors.
Melodie Robinson says something needs to be done about lack of women in sports media.
As retail giant Amazon expands, Sky TV's days are numbered, an expert says.
John Drinnan writes the zagzigger.com site. He receives a free Sky TV service.
TVNZ has said it will fight for broadcast rights to the next America's Cup
Sky TV chief executive John Fellet says dropping a merger appeal was the right choice.
Sky TV and Vodafone have dropped plans to merge operations.
Sky TV and Vodafone have detailed the terms of their appeal to the Commerce Commission.
Sky TV and Vodafone will push on with an appeal against the Commerce Commission.
The case could change the way many New Zealanders access their online sports news.
Sky TV has cut daily and weekly Fan Pass, and doubled the cost of its monthly Pass
Sky says falling revenue and subscriber numbers contributed to Whangarei office closure.
Sky Television is comfortable with the decision to cut Super Rugby from 18 to 15 teams.
COMMENT: The Shareholders' Association is on the warpath.
Sky TV and Vodafone are appealing the Commerce Commission's decision to decline the merger
KiwiSaver is a fantastic long-term superannuation scheme but it has one major drawback: limited domestic investment opportunities.
Digital recording platform TiVo will no longer be available in New Zealand from October.
Black Caps fans tuning in to an exciting run chase in Hamilton tonight were met with Sky's television signal cutting out.
Sky Network Television and Vodafone New Zealand haven't given up hope for a merger.
Sky TV boss John Fellet says the failure of his company's plan to merge with Vodafone does not impact on his future.
COMMENT: In the internet era nobody's waiting for Vodafone and Sky TV to mull over their next step, Juha Saarinen writes.
Sky TV will need to change the way it operates if it wants to remain competitive following its failed attempt to merge with Vodafone, analysts say.
COMMENT: The Sky/Vodafone merger decline is bad news for anyone hoping that Sky's grip on live sport events will loosen.
The Commerce Commission said the merged entity could have leveraged Sky Sport to reduce competition.
Sky TV's shares have been hammered with investors wiping $293 million off the value.
A2 Milk stock falls as firm's CEO and chair sell shares.
Sky TV's subscriber numbers fell 5.2 per cent and profit plunged 32 per cent in the six months ended December 31.