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TVNZ's big expensive upgrade: Here's what will change

The evolution of TV isn't slowing down for anyone - least of all a legacy broadcaster.

Netflix and spend: Online shop to sell merchandise

New York Times: You streamed it. Now you can buy it.

Former Saatchi boss Paul Wilson lands new gig

Paul Wilson will be taking the reins at another big agency.

Ad agency declares $13.7m profit, keeps wage subsidy

Agency won't pay back the wage subsidy as profit dipped 20 per cent.

NZME, Herald scoop trifecta of prestigious global media awards

NZME has continued its run of good form.

Advertising giant DDB smashes glass ceiling with appointment of new CEO

DDB Group Aotearoa already has a new boss.

Revealed: How much Discovery paid for TV3

Discovery paid millions of dollars for the television arm of MediaWorks.

MediaWorks reports $4.8m loss in first result since divesting TV arm

This result comes off the back of big changes at the business.

A blockbuster media deal could tie Three up with CNN and HBO

A major US deal could have repercussions in the local market.

AT&T, in abrupt turn, will shed media business in deal with Discovery

New York Times: Transaction will combine HBO and CNN with Oprah Winfrey's OWN and HGTV.

Paul Catmur: How to avoid being fired

A few simple strategies can help you avoid getting the chop.

Damien Venuto: It's been 26 years. Why is online advertising still so terrible?

The first online ad was published in 1994. Things have gone downhill ever since.

Why businesses shouldn't engage with customer complaints on Twitter

Harvard Business Review: Responding publicly comes with some major drawbacks.

Paul Catmur: Career advice to the mediocre - Get a job, any job

Sometimes being useful is more important than being brilliant, writes Paul Catmur.

How a punch in the face prompted a career change - and to running one of NZ's biggest ad agencies

This is Angela Watson's gritty story of working your way up from the bottom.

Kiwi ad agency named best in the world

Special Group has claimed yet another accolade.