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Netflix's dominance starts to slow as rivals gain

New York Times: Netflix still rules the streaming universe, but not like it used to.

With $647m Knives Out deal, Netflix signals it's in the franchise business

New York Times: The TV streaming gold rush of 2017 now seems to have migrated to film.

'I don't believe in trained planners': The adman who set up a new shop as Covid hit

Adman Ben Goodale on what it's been like building a new business through Covid.

Evidence Huawei staff were able to eavesdrop on 6.5m Dutch

The allegations will raise fresh fears over the use of the Chinese company's tech.

One America News Network stays true to Trump

New York Times: A recent segment blamed "anti-Trump extremists" for the Capitol attack.

Damien Venuto: Changes afoot for big-money ASB and Kiwibank ad accounts

Major banks spend tens of millions on advertising every year.

Anger after MediaWorks boss says The Rock inquiry complete, no misconduct

MediaWorks CEO speaks out over the workplace allegations.

Inside the fight for the future of the Wall Street Journal

New York Times: A special team says Rupert Murdoch's paper must evolve to survive.

Daniela Elser: Romantic Wills and Kate pics prove Meghan wrong

Harry and Meghan's "mistakes" in stark contrast to Cambridges' touching archive photos.

Business Insider: Fresh details emerge about Sean Plunket's media ambitions

A new media company was quietly registered earlier this month.

MediaWorks boss: 'We will refer matters to the police if necessary'

He left a business obliterated by Covid. But he had no idea what he was walking into next.

Opinion: What NZ feels like after a year of Covid hell in the UK

After being made redundant over Zoom, Rob Campbell was given a chance to escape the UK.

How it all went so wrong for Unfiltered's Jake Millar

Jake Millar's jaw-dropping story has entered rough territory.

Prince Charles appoints spin doctor to head communications

Simon Enright will help rehabilitate Prince Charles image after claims in Oprah interview.

Historical fraud and Covid tip NZ's largest Chinese-language media company into liquidation

A former shareholder has given the media properties a lifeline.

2degrees' owner eyes NZX and ASX listing

Telco releases 2020 results as plans emerge for possible IPO in second half.