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'I cannot stand agreeable TV': The man shaking up Sky Sport
Sky Sport boss Gary Burchett on TVNZ: ‘I wish they were more competitive’.
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US Justice Department probes five TV networks over antitrust concerns
The probe will assess whether the boycott breached the Sherman Act.
'Heartbreaking': Kiwi company fears six-figure shopping network payment won't come
The TV Shopping Network is holding a closing-down sale after failing to find a buyer.
Jeremy Clarkson announces 'ambitious' new show
Clarkson has finished filming the sixth series of Clarkson’s Farm.
All Blacks v Warriors: Leaked document reveals NZ Rugby's audience battle
ANALYSIS: Figures suggest Sky’s payment for rugby rights has fallen significantly.
Oh dear, the leaders’ debates loom and only one Chris has anything to sell
OPINION: Anyone who’s worked on these productions knows how rehearsed the exchanges are.
Three die as news helicopter crashes while covering LA bus accident
Reporters at the scene said there was a loud bang and plumes of smoke sent into the air.
It is unusual: 86-year old hitmaker Sir Tom Jones dropped from TV show
The pop icon has been a fixture on The Voice UK since its launch in 2012.
'Your producers are not good': Fans fume at South African broadcast of All Blacks test
SuperSport faces criticism for showing too many crowd shots during the All Blacks test.
'Not good enough': Sky explains why gambling ad was shown during Jai Arrow walkout
The broadcaster has apologised after viewers missed the emotional moment.
BBC in fresh bid to kill Trump's $16.9b defamation case over edited speech
Lawyers claim a Florida court cannot try the case because the show did not air in the US.
'News to me': Labour MPs unaware of streaming tax bill, party ditches it
The party says it removed the bill as part of a tidy-up.
‘Mumbo jumbo’: BSA upholds complaints against The Platform
The complainant received a threatening email after Plunket told listeners the man's name.
This Memphis news anchor fell asleep on air. What came next shocked her
Social media went crazy, but working mums had her back.
Paul Henry could be the jolt NZ politics needs
OPINION: A broadcaster turns politician – and it just might work.
Watch: Skin-crawling moment cockroach interrupts live broadcast
LA TV reporter Rachel Menitoff stayed composed as the bug crawled across her neck.
Fifa to break its own rules with 30-minute halftime show at World Cup final
Broadcasters expect a 30-minute interval, double the official maximum.
'Does it mean you've been brainwashed?': The myth of media trust
'I suspect it’s willingness to say that you trust in media that's taken a hit.'
David Harvey: The cost of complaint culture in NZ
OPINION: How complaint culture is reshaping New Zealand's democracy and public debate.
'I got it wrong': Duncan Garner opens up after day in court
Garner said he thought his suspension had ended but was 12 days short.
Does abolishing the BSA mean the end of enforceable media standards in general?
OPINION: Paul Goldsmith will scrap the Broadcasting Standards Authority without reform.
Amisfield scandal: Owner says he 'misjudged' in making Vaughan Mabee head chef
Owner John Darby travelled to Turin last year with his chef for an awards ceremony.
Broadcasting Standards Authority being axed, minister says regulator 'doesn't make sense'
Regime 'designed for a broadcasting environment that is rapidly disappearing' – Goldsmith.
Inside Sky Sport’s Super Round rugby broadcast
Gary Burchett, Sky's Head of Sports Content, takes the NZ Herald behind the scenes of a Super Round rugby broadcast. Video/ Alyse Wright, Sky Sport