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Can Facebook weather the ad boycott?

More than 500 companies are officially boycotting Facebook.

'Uncertainty around hashtags': Kiwi influencer Simone Anderson hits back

Simone Anderson responds for the first time about ASA decision and complaints against her.

NZME-Stuff rivalry set to heat up in post-Covid market

The gloves are off in the fight for news dominance. Plus: Kiwi mag set to return.

Up and Running: Campaign offering small businesses free billboard ads 'overwhelming' success

Praise for free advertising scheme for small businesses affected by lockdown.

Revealed: New radio station hitting NZ airwaves

NZME is making a deliberate strategic move on the airwaves.

Comment: Why one TV news reader makes sense

The Covid-19 hit has exposed some of the legacy problems with media.

After the Covid storm: Four NZ ad bosses on rebuilding the industry

The advertising industry has been hit hard by Covid-19. So what comes next?

Bauer boss to Listener subscribers: 'We're asking for forgiveness'

Meanwhile, the wait goes on for new editions.

MediaWorks TV sale nears completion - sources reveal likely new owner

MediaWorks TV will soon have a new owner, sources suggest.

The man charged with informing Kiwis about cannabis and euthanasia

Saatchi's Paul Wilson finds himself in the middle of two of NZ's most contentious issues.

Vote 2020: The Waikato gumboot thrown into the Epsom campaign

The election is almost upon us - and the race for Epsom features a gumboot as art.

Is this Wellington business' pie too 'arousing?' It is according to Facebook

Wellington man was on road to success until innocent pie ad was deemed "adult content".

Saatchi & Saatchi strategist: What marketers need to start doing

We need to reach for an old cultural cure, writes Saatchi & Saatchi's David McIndoe.

Analysis: Stuff bought for $1 - why the media firm now faces its biggest challenge

The face of New Zealand media has changed.

VW pulls 'racist' ad after outcry

VW has faced backlash for an Instagram ad trumpeting the new Golf.

Comment: Why polls can't be trusted – and why we love them anyway

COMMENT: Working out what humans think is a complicated business.