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Netflix vs TVNZ vs Three: Are we watching the death of Kiwi TV?

Kiwis are streaming their favourite shows online and spending less time on linear TV.

Te wiki o te reo Māori: What businesses are doing

Businesses have big plans to go even further this year - kōrero nui.

TVNZ profit drops $51m as operating costs surge

Content costs increased 33 per cent as production picked after years of delays.

NZ Herald celebrates biggest audience in its 158-year history

More than 2.26 million Kiwis engage with NZ Herald's print and digital content each week.

Google launches News Showcase in NZ, will offer glimpse behind paywalls

Google News Showcase will highlight curated content from news partners.

Australian news site tells Lachlan Murdoch: Sue us already

New York Times: Murdoch accused small news organisation of defaming him.

NZME half-year profit jumps 37pc

NZME posts strong interim result, recommences capital return.

Māori tokenism in ads: Is it causing more harm than good?

An ad agency has appointed a director of philosophy to help it move beyond tokenism.

Newstalk ZB, Mike Hosking untouchable at the top of radio ratings pile

Newstalk ZB remains resolute at the top of the pile.

Paul Catmur: The Geoff Ross outrage is just a storm in a sheep dip

Take it from someone who worked with Ross. He knows what he's doing, writes Paul Catmur.

Wall Street Journal banished from Budget lockups after embargo breach

Wall Street Journal banned from Wellington Budget lockups after hotspot slip-up.

Country Calendar kerfuffle: 'Every sector has a Geoff Ross annoying the old school'

No one has to follow a disruptor if they don't want to.

Damien Venuto: The dangerous sentence in the TVNZ-RNZ merger legislation

Are we set to see a series of unintended consequences?

'Don't hire friends' - Expert's advice after TVNZ host departs

Employment expert says errors made at TVNZ show the danger of employing friends.

More than 100,000 Kiwis pay for NZ Herald/BusinessDesk digital subscriptions

Digital subscriptions a big milestone for media company NZME.

Paul Catmur: The art of not working during work hours - and getting paid for it

OPINION: Corporate entertainment is a vital part of business, winks Paul Catmur.