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Murdoch launches next step in crusade

Hearst adding Elle to stable

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Web giant poaches Newsman

News Corp avoids inquiry into buyout

Rupert Murdoch's News Corp has offered to give guarantees on the editorial future of the Sky News channel in an effort to head off a Competition Commission inquiry.

Journalist fighting to get her job back

There's no bridge to the South: Cup guide

International journalists covering the Rugby World Cup are being warned: "There is no bridge connecting NZ's North and South Island."

<i>John Drinnan:</i> A to Z of a challenging year in the media

The Business Herald's media writer takes a look at the year just gone and what's coming up in 2011.

Home-grown reality is king on TV

Fifth Prophet cartoon plot foiled

BSA rejects four complaints about Paul Henry comments

The authority's decision, released today, focused on statements made by Mr Henry on the TV One show 'Breakfast' between March and September.

A public marriage spat that's terribly unbecoming

An article on a New York society wedding that tore two families apart has unleashed a torrent of criticism.

TV man happy with plodder's pace in ironman

TVNZ newsreader Peter Williams will take on the Port of Tauranga half-ironman in January... and it's for a good cause.

More jobs go at TV3

<i>Tracey Barnett</i>: Perspective lost in white noise