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<i>Glucina</i>: Paul Henry to join NZ X Factor

If boastfulness is the new modesty, then Paul Henry is right on trend. He knows he is MediaWorks' biggest asset and has his sights on a variety of primetime TV projects...

<i>Rachel Glucina</i>: The radio quip that may affect a TV career

Remember when Rod Cheeseman was the goofball sports presenter on Sunrise who would make wacky offside comments in response to Oliver Driver's look-at-me quips and Carly Flynn's flat one-liners?

Media: Rivals face off with new agencies

Fans spoilt for choice with Cup game commentaries

Rugby viewers will be able to choose between five different network teams.

Lack of rules means Sky is a law unto itself

We have to bundle, says the holder of the rights to most sports, but subscribers fear monopoly rules.

Media: Maori TV skips selection process

Sky TV's sports pack fails to please

Media: TVNZ top job beckons as Paris departs

Mediaworks TV boss resigns

Jason Paris is stepping down as chief executive of the MediaWorks television, after just one year in the job.

Flintstones getting revamped by Family Guy's creator

<i>The Flintstones</i> is being revamped by <i>Family Guy</i> creator Seth MacFarlane.

Figures a signal of broadcast TV tuneout

Bad news for the broadcast TV networks ...

Media: Did TVNZ learn nothing from the Paul Henry debacle?

What are the rules for TVNZ journalists making commercial endorsements? asks John Drinnan.

Head of MTV stepping down

Niall Ferguson the history boy

Popular historian Niall Ferguson tells Stephen Jewell how television democratises knowledge and why colonialism wasn't all bad.

Raunchy Coronation Street drawing MP complaints

Media: Secret squirrel deals becoming norm

<i>Go Girls</i> are the most popular girls in town

Hold the fast forward, this advert's just for you

Television watchers will soon see tailored advertisements selected for them according to their viewing habits, post codes and type of household.