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Google caves in to Murdoch after 'parasite' attack

Google has said it will allow publishers to limit the number of free news pages users can access per day.

Fairfax fined $10k for Dominion Post breach

Fresh approaches flagged by new Caanz president

TelstraClear testing internet TV service

TelstraClear has been testing a new television service with the potential to make it a full-service provider.

Set-top box takes on MySky

TelstraClear's Wellington and Christchurch customers will soon get the first glimpse of the company's new personal video recorders.

<i>Kerre Woodham</i>: TV gurus aged like fine wine

<i>Michele Hewitson Interview:</i> John Campbell

Southland Times staff strike over wage freeze

<i>Media:</i> Web campaigners take aim at Target

<i>Peter Williams:</i> Muzzle on Muzza a sad day for free expression

News Corp shifting focus from newspapers to TV

<i>Media:</i> Ihimaera plagiarism row has a few chapters left

Digital ad service moves into Asia

TVNZ admits Bill English promo a mistake

TVNZ chief admits in hindsight "we might have made a different judgment" over the controversial Bill English ad on TVNZ 7.

UK's 'The Sun' paper celebrates 40th b'day

TVNZ announces 2010 programmes

TV One is about to be sexed up with a series about a well-endowed man.

Medicine, sport, business - it's all on the CV

Hefner considers selling Playboy