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'Major milestone': Radio firm MediaWorks returns to profit as it looks for new owner

Media shake-up: Some of NZ's biggest music radio stations could soon be sold.

From Dunedin flat to the world: The ad agency that's looking AI in the eye and saying; 'yeah, nah'

Indie agency whose campaigns include porn stars at the door has a provocative AI position.

Trish Sherson: AI can mimic the news. It still depends on the real thing

OPINION: AI can remix, summarise and imitate but depends on others doing the work first.

'We will not co-operate in any way': Defiant Sean Plunket reveals new BSA complaints against The Platform

A complainant who took issue with Māori tikanga 'mumbo jumbo' comment has doubled down.

$1.6m boost: David Lomas' new quest for TV3 - finding viewers; NZ media firms the left and right trust most, least

Judge orders removal of news story over attacker’s ‘emotional distress’; Hosking on BSA.

Revealed: NZ's most (and least) trusted news brands - how the public rates 20 platforms

As AI 'slop' dominates social media feeds, news media are rebuilding public trust.

PM's media face-off: Christopher Luxon v Chris, Mike and John - how he (and they) fared

John Campbell debuts as Morning Report host; Rachel Smalley with PM on media round.

'Does PM have a Tova problem?': Luxon in media spotlight as Nats call in Smalley; Govt's stern letter to RNZ over costs

Morning Report host John Campbell on 'too-woke' criticism; ex-judge on media regulation.

Failed defamaton case: TVNZ signals it may pursue costs from funder and businessman Jim Grenon

A judge has today ruled that a formal process on costs now needs to take place.