Comment: My name is Nadine Higgins, and I'm a social media addict.

A US interview with a wanted Chinese man was abruptly cut off sparking intense speculation

Facebook has turned to an unexpected tool to expand its ongoing fight against fake news.

If you can't remember the last crisis United had, it's a good sign this one will pass too.

A daydreaming newsreader will keep her job according to Australian network ABC.

Priceless! Aussie newsreader has just created a new meme.

NZME has launched #RedandBlack, a Canterbury-based local sports show on Radio Sport.

At least 11 companies have dropped O'Reilly over a series of sexual harassment allegations

COMMENT: Online property site Domain is a juicy target for a takeover.

COMMENT: TV, radio bosses depart, and a Commerce Commission delay creates a log jam.

The Commerce Commission has announced a delay on its decision on the merger proposal.

TVNZ's director of content Jeff Latch has resigned from the broadcaster after 23 years.

COMMENT: One-time Act Party vice-president finds an audience among US conservatives, John Drinnan writes.

TVNZ's CEO said the business must make changes to be more cost effective.

Commerce Commission says media merger decision now out on April 11.

An executive role with ASB awaits the media firm's managing director.

Media firms say dispute over proposed merger is between "hard data" and "wishful thinking"

For the first time in more than 60 years, a small-town New Zealand newspaper could not print.

ASX-listed Southern Cross Media Group has confirmed it's keen on NZME's New Zealand radio empire and has let the Kiwi company know so.

Spark New Zealand has signed a partnership with video streaming service Netflix.

COMMENT: It's not very often that traditional media companies have a good story to tell at earnings season, says Christopher Niesche.

COMMENT: Regulator has no downside if its decision is wrong, but the consumers may be hugely disadvantaged, Brian Gaynor writes.

COMMENT: Common driver in sector's gloomy headlines is growing dominance of internet and those who stand astride it, writes Toby Manhire.

NZME's share price has risen 7c on the back of its stable earnings result pushing the value of the company over $137 million.

TVNZ posted a 6.2 per cent decline in first-half earnings as advertising revenue fell faster than operating costs.

Fairfax Media says its New Zealand unit's revenue and earnings fell in the first half on the back of ongoing weakness in print advertising revenue.

The far-right news website Breitbart has continued down the incendiary, nationalist track laid by its former boss, who now inhabits the White House.

Nearly half of the Kiwis surveyed about the proposed merger between NZME and Fairfax don't want it to go ahead.

Yahoo7 has been convicted and fined $300,000 after an inexperienced journalist published a story that led to a Melbourne murder trial being aborted.

COMMENT: AUT University says it is looking at developing journalism as a skill-set rather than a career prospect, John Drinnan writes.