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BSA faces the scrapheap; NZME workplace inquiry latest; Sam Neill's Wilderpeople tears.
Read storyNZME workplace inquiry latest; Sam Neill's Wilderpeople tears; where's Kiri Allan's book?
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In today's One Sheet, the chattering class assess Trump's Iran War Speech. NBC and MS NOW battle over talent, and Liberation Day turns one! The post ONE SHEET: Trump’s Speech Falls Flat, NBC and MS NOW’s Talent War, and Liberation Day at One first appeared on…
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The streaming giant say they want to invest in original ideas and partner with established studios
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Writer Ana Gavrilovska joins co-hosts V.V. Ganeshananthan and Whitney Terrell to talk about her recent article for Current Affairs, “Thomas Pynchon Saw American Fascism Coming.” Gavrilovska reflects on Pynchon’s long career and his interest in writing about s…
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In today's One Sheet, is Fox News supporting Trump's Iran war crack? NPR got a big court win, but too little, too late? And golf media has a Tiger problem. The post ONE SHEET: Fox Cracking on Iran? NPR’s Empty Court Win and Golf Media’s Tiger Problem first ap…
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The Big Picture The Trump administration’s war on press access has a new front: the photo wire. Status broke the story of the White House leaning on AFP to pull an unflattering image of press secretary Karoline Leavitt — and today, government lawyers are back…
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Linear broadcast still represents a significant source of revenue for many major media organizations. It can't simply be replaced. The challenge is to support both the real-time digital and scheduled linear TV models at once - delivering fast, platform-specif…
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March 30 : Major broadcast station owners said on Monday that U.S. regulators should address the trend of Big Tech companies acquiring the rights to broadcast football, baseball and other sporting events, saying it could weaken local TV news.Major broadcast c…
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An April 7 hearing has been set to determine whether the $6.2 billion deal violates antitrust law and will require a preliminary injunction to stop it The post Nexstar Stock Falls Over 8% After Judge Pauses Tegna Merger appeared first on TheWrap.
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