Popular Story host fails to appear on last night's show after telling newspaper her schedule left her 'exhausted'.

COMMENT: The implications for NZ on Air are stark. They simply cannot keep funding programming if the audience is no longer watching it.

Sky TV has filed High Court action, alleging the media companies breached the pay TV firm's copyright in the its use of rugby video footage.

US media will be asking themselves how and why they failed so badly, writes John Drinnan.

Mediaworks has confirmed reports of staffing shake ups, a new weeknight show and a new morning show.

Paul Henry says Duncan Garner's "been hammering on [his coffin] for quite some time", and it's time for him to live instead.

TVNZ stands by its decision to air Masterchef rather than one of the biggest elections in US history.

MediaWorks has confirmed to staff that two of its flagship shows will not return next year.

The television industry is facing its biggest explosion of new productions in the medium's history.

When TV3 started cutting shows and presenters, Samantha Hayes considered leaving too. Here's why she stayed instead.

Rugby or League? Kiwis or All Blacks? Sure to divide TV audiences throughout the country tomorrow morning as both our boys in black kick off at 9am.

With a regal price tag of $170 million, Netflix's The Crown might be the most expensive TV show ever.

A business claiming it is "backed up" by MediaWorks is taking on Sky and entering the streaming box market.

Torrent website has devised a plan to outsmart Google and the rights holders trying to shut it down.

He says thanks to things like Xena, Lord of the Rings and Avatar we've got "a great trained crew base in doing fantastic stuff".

Sky and Vodafone have the next two weeks to try to allay the ComCom's worries about the pair's planned $3.4 billion merger.

New Zealand shares were mixed, with Sky Network Television, Restaurant Brands New Zealand and A2 Milk Co dropping while Spark New Zealand rose.

Survivor advocate Louise Nicholas says she was "gutted" by Paul Henry's latest comments about women.

Unlimited data plans are dominating the internet market with almost half of all New Zealand broadband connections unlimited.

COMMENT: The media revolution is about to hit free-to-air TV.

COMMENT: Hal Crawford is now driving broadcaster MediaWorks' news operation.

More than 20 cast and crew from The Apprentice have lifted the lid on Donald Trump's behaviour behind the scenes.

His contribution to NZ animation and advertising "pales in comparison to the impact he had on the lives of those who loved him".

Popular Shortland Street star Amelia Reid-Meredith, who plays Bella Durville, has announced she is leaving the soap opera after six years.

COMMENT: The Real Housewives' race fiasco rumbles on, with the parties no doubt wishing it would all just go away.

TVNZ today announced a brand overhaul in which it will abandon more than 40 years of history to rename TV One to TVNZ 1. It will

NZOA's changing up its funding, creating one fund to rule them all and applying it to a whole bunch of new platforms.

COMMENT: The biggest shake up to NZ On Air is coming, John Drinnan writes.

Creators say movie studios could use the software to analyse films and compare men's and women's roles.

Last night's episode of the Real Housewives of Auckland took a commercial blow following Julia Sloane's controversial comment.