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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”.

Shunning the 9 to 5: The Kiwi who earns a living working from exotic lands

Nathan James Thomas has engineered a digital nomad life for himself.

The surprising truth about disinformation

PLUS: How to spot disinformation as the election approaches.

A look at what didn’t happen: Debunking this week's fake news

A roundup of some of the most popular but completely untrue stories and visuals.

NZME upbeat on advertising market

But the company is still keeping a tight rein on costs.

The big mistake most businesses will make during the recession

During every recession, many businesses rely on an old, failed strategy.

'Put through the wringer': Today FM news team told to reapply for jobs

"It’s all been very badly handled and cold.”

US Fund increases stake in NZME to become major shareholder

San Francisco-based Repertoire Partners has taken its NZME stake to 19.94 per cent.

BuzzFeed shuts down news division

Publisher that sought to change the media landscape falls victim to downturn.

NZ Herald and NZME shine in Voyager Media Award nominations

NZME and the Herald pick up 50 nominations at country's biggest media awards.

'Bonkers stuff': Why Rupert Murdoch really called off his fifth engagement

Telegraph: It's over. So does Ann Lesley Smith get to keep the ring?

Netflix’s approach shifts, pushing content that can ‘pop’

New York Times: Netflix long thought ads didn’t result in more viewers. That's changed.