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Rachel Glucina: Charlotte left NZ because her time was up
Charlotte Dawson will have us know she left New Zealand because the media - mainly me - drove her out of town. She said as much on TV3's current affairs show (yes, she apparently is current affairs worthy!) last night.
John Roughan: It's been a game of two media
The poor adman made an interesting point in a television grilling on the "abstain for the game" campaign...
Rachel Glucina: TVNZ demotes <i>Close Up</i> reporter
The dream of being the next Judy Bailey is now a distant possibility for Kate Lynch.
Sky may bag broke TV3
Such a purchase would give Rupert Murdoch's News Corp a powerful stake in NZ media.
Media: <i>Close Up</i> 'plagiarism' reporter in dispute with TVNZ
The Close Up reporter at the heart of the alleged plagiarism of a US news item...
Key: $10k Letterman payment 'not new'
Previous Governments also paid for opportunities to promote NZ Prime Minister John Key,
Rachel Glucina: Close Up reporter faces wrath of TVNZ colleagues
The reporter at the centre of a TVNZ inquiry into a Close Up story that was copied from America's ABC...
Commentators get to grips with tongue-twisters
Rugby legend Buck Shelford has a new challenge - learning how to pronounce the names of players...
<i>Glucina</i>: Paul Henry to join NZ X Factor
If boastfulness is the new modesty, then Paul Henry is right on trend. He knows he is MediaWorks' biggest asset and has his sights on a variety of primetime TV projects...
<i>Rachel Glucina</i>: The radio quip that may affect a TV career
Remember when Rod Cheeseman was the goofball sports presenter on Sunrise who would make wacky offside comments in response to Oliver Driver's look-at-me quips and Carly Flynn's flat one-liners?
Fans spoilt for choice with Cup game commentaries
Rugby viewers will be able to choose between five different network teams.
Lack of rules means Sky is a law unto itself
We have to bundle, says the holder of the rights to most sports, but subscribers fear monopoly rules.
Mediaworks TV boss resigns
Jason Paris is stepping down as chief executive of the MediaWorks television, after just one year in the job.