Netflix puts golden handcuffs on its biggest stars
The streaming giant is turning to multi-year deals with star actor-producers.
The streaming giant is turning to multi-year deals with star actor-producers.
One of the industry's most colourful characters is taking some time out.
Subscribers are signing on to see what all the hype is about.
Newshub radio staff are understood to be devastated by the news.
Obituary: Former NZ Herald editor, Peter Scherer, died in Auckland on Sunday, aged 84.
Could Garner return to the company where he's already spent 20 years of his career?
New York Times: Original column behind the argument reads as if it were written yesterday.
Facebook apps have become integrated into our business and personal lives.
Ad agency DDB has filled the gap left by Damon Stapleton.
'A lot of bullying goes on, a lot of bullying.'
During a pandemic, Government accountability is critical.
Being a boss isn't for everyone, writes Paul Catmur.
Audience records continue to be broken across NZME stable.
There's a new media agency in town and it already has a huge client.
The Monkeys are quickly getting a few runs on the board.
Businesspeople can't get enough of the platform.
Rupert Murdoch says Morgan is "the broadcaster every channel wants but is afraid to hire".
Ben Kepes that Covid is simply to complicated for simple answers or solutions.
Two top staffers from Colenso BBDO will be joining Deloitte.
Media writer Damien Venuto speculates on who could become the next boss of TVNZ.
Watching his dad lose his job taught Paul Catmur a valuable lesson.
The Herald's daily readership has surged by 300,000 readers from last year.
Some listeners do not like the changes they're hearing on the radio station.
MediaWorks is changing up its radio lineup.
Sometimes you need to take the advice you hand out, warns True CEO Matt Dickinson.
He has been chief executive for more than nine years.
True NZ CEO Matt Dickinson on the agency's challenges through Covid-19, the lessons learned and his proudest moments. Video / NZ Herald
Trying to avoid short term losses can lead to long-term pain, writes Ryan Sproull.
The Government has increased its social media spend to inform the public.