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Deborah Hill Cone: Disgrace takes the fun out of Fleet St

Thanks to the Murdoch papers, clever-dick journalism doesn't look so clever any more.

Summons for Murdoch after rebuff to MPs

Midwives attack magazine over cover

<i>North and South</i> magazine is defending its use of a controversial cover image.

Hacking scandal sends News shares on $8.6 billion slide

News Corp's loss of $7b in market value over four trading days shows investor concerns that the phone hacking probe could have a broader impact on the company.

Cartoon: Hacked off

Editorial: Tabloid's brand fatally damaged

Rivals rush to scoop up advertising contracts

The day the World died

Angry journalist claims paper was sacrificed to save one woman.

Tabloid closure 'devastating' - NZer

A New Zealand journalist who works for Rupert Murdoch's axed <i>News of the World</i> tabloid says it's been "utterly, completely cleaned up" up over the past few years and "is not the newspaper I work for".

Ali Mau joins Marc Ellis on rival radio station

One of TVNZ's biggest names is joining rival MediaWorks next week on the radio airwaves. <i>Fair Go</i> star <b>Alison Mau</b> will front More FM's breakfast show with <b>Marc Ellis</b> for five days, starting Monday.

Fairfax announces plans to axe jobs

Editorial: IRB's World Cup video limits overstep mark

Ryan Giggs sues over hacking

Media: TVNZ top job beckons as Paris departs

Mediaworks TV boss resigns

Jason Paris is stepping down as chief executive of the MediaWorks television, after just one year in the job.

Australian newspapers threaten Cup boycott

Some of Australia's biggest newspapers and online news sites are threatening to boycott the Rugby World Cup.

Herald keeps on gaining readers

Media: Disasters death knell for public TV

The Pike River mineand Christchurch quakes disasters demolished hopes for...