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Breaking up news: Why Silicon Valley is unfriending news organisations

New York Times: News organisations scramble to adjust to latest rift with tech platforms.

Jesse Mulligan on juggling three jobs: 'I think I’m probably the last generation of TV presenters'

The broadcaster talks financial advice, cheap eats and having three jobs.

Sky TV mystery bidder: Three names in the frame

A key number could make Sky attractive to private equity buyers.

News Corp break-up would unlock $12b in value, says activist Starboard

Financial Times: Activist wants Murdoch group to spin off property listings business.

The remaking of The Wall Street Journal

New York Times: The top editor is moving away from some of the organisation’s traditions.

Journalists strike over pay in Otago and Southland

Allied Press/Otago Daily Times journalists are angry over "unliveable" wages.

Pop-up Globe revived, seeking funds to repay some of $1m owed

The revival has riled some, who ask how it could carry on while in liquidation.

DB adds to bar empire

Brewing giant's Star Group takes over Auckland landmark pub.

Analysis: The $1 billion Countdown mistake Woolworths made a decade ago

Opinion: The company was certain it made the right call. It was wrong.

Opinion: The BBC’s coverage of their suspended star is a mistake

FT: If it's going to lead every news bulletin, why hasn’t the presenter been named?

Q&A: The future of media - Herald editors answer your questions

Join Murray Kirkness, Shayne Currie and Miriyana Alexander for a live online chat.

Opinion: No one can stop Rupert Murdoch. That’s increasingly a problem

New York Times: Why nobody can rein in the increasingly erratic patriarch of Fox Corp.

Exclusive: TVNZ CEO Simon Power on why he quit, the abandoned RNZ merger and his US plans

Why the former Cabinet Minister will spend the next month in the United States.

Ex-Saatchi PR head launches independent comms agency

The current CEO of VideoTaxi has a new business venture.

Their departures rocked the ad industry. But what have renegades Mowday and Stapleton achieved?

Few executive moves have sparked a bigger furore in advertising.

Watchdog appeals NZME fine

The appeal was about “protecting consumers from potentially dangerous, harmful products”.