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Stuff ventures make up for shrinking ad, circulation revenue

Revenue from the company's side gigs has more than doubled.

Govt talks over media deal encouraging, NZME says

Many hurdles yet to be overcome for NZME to buy Stuff.

NZME pours resources back into pursuing Stuff

NZME said it is actively engaged with the Government on the issue.

NZME lifts operating profit, digital subscribers move past 46,000

NZ Herald Premium digital subscription growth helps offset revenue decline.

The most dangerous words in your employment contract

Sometimes the most dangerous words are found in a copy-pasted section.

Taika Waititi and RNZ Concert: Two sides of the same story

Comment: Two big media events shared a few things in common.

Sir Bob Jones abandons defamation case mid-trial

The case has been halted mid-trial.

Radio shake-up: Jono and Ben's new home, Toni Street and Sam Wallace's swap

Listeners will have a range of new options on the airwaves in 2020.

Watch 10 of the best Super Bowl ads

The Super Bowl has again delivered an explosion of creativity.

Mexican columnist fined half a million dollars

Case provoked an outcry in Mexico over silencing of those who criticize the powerful.

Govt calls on ad gurus to tell Kiwis about cannabis/euthanasia referenda

The ad agency will walk a tightrope in trying to keep the info neutral.

New details revealed of RNZ-TVNZ mega broadcaster

Cabinet is forging ahead with plans for a super-sized public broadcaster.

'Terrible person': Journalists revolt over reporter's Kobe suspension

Washington Post staff are in 'revolt' over action taken in relation to Kobe Bryant tweet.

Watch: Could this be the end of awkward acting for Kiwi sports stars?

Kiwi brands are opting for bigger ideas than sexy muscles next to a product.

Advertising has serious trust issues

Events this week again illustrated why consumers don't always trust what they see.

Chas Keys: Jacinda Ardern and the Australian hate machine

Comment: Commentators across the Tasman seem to hold a virulently nasty view of NZ PM.