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oOh! Media has delivered shareholders a 17 per cent growth in profit and a jump in annual dividends as spending on out of home advertising increases. 

Regional TV rivals WIN, Prime and Southern Cross Austereo are set for a three-way battle for local news audiences in regional NSW.

Advertising revenue for television networks is down 2.7 per cent to $2.2 billion, according to figures for July to December from ThinkTV.

Amber Harrison will have her first opportunity on Tuesday morning to argue against an court-imposed injunction granted to the Seven Network that has silenced her one-woman campaign against the media company. 

Yahoo7 has been fined $300,000 and convicted of contempt of court for publishing an article that aborted a murder trial, with a judge saying that one of Australia's biggest media companies put profits before professional journalism.

20th Century Fox has been forced to apologise for creating fake news sites with headlines involving vaccinations, mental health and US President Donald Trump to promote its latest movie.

The US attorney's office is looking into the way Fox News handled payments related to sexual harassment cases to determine whether the company misled investors, according to the lawyer for a woman who is suing the network.

Channel Ten says its industry is "under severe duress" and it may report annual losses of $30 million for this financial year.

Ten Network has warned it is facing a full-year earnings loss of $20 million to $30 million as a result of weak advertising markets and rising costs.

The media were only allowed 15 minutes to ask questions of Mr Stokes and Seven boss Tim Worner about the sex scandal which has engulfed the network for months now, but it was worth the wait.

Seven West Media's profit is 90 per cent lower in the first half of this financial year compared to the same period last year, primarily due to $83.3 million of impairments related to Yahoo7, the failed Presto joint venture, selling Sky News, and selling youth magazine titles. 

Eight months after it was axed as a result of government funding cuts, the ABC's Fact Check department is to be relaunched – as a joint venture with a university.

Twitter has removed a series of posts by the former lover of Seven West Media boss Tim Worner after she flouted a court order preventing her speaking about the company.

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Reporters at The Wall St Journal aren't happy with the close ties between their boss, Rupert Murdoch, and the President. They aren't the only ones.

Fairfax Media has appointed digital veteran Chris Janz as the managing director of its Australian Metro Publishing business, replacing Allen Williams.

Seven West Media has obtained an interim injunction against former employee Amber Harrison.

A courtroom battle between Australia's two dominant real estate websites has come to an end, with a judge finding most of a controversial advertising campaign from Domain did not breach consumer laws. 

Fairfax Media has announced several changes to senior editorial leadership positions across the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age on Monday.

The winners of week one of the 6pm news ratings battle between WIN and Nine in Canberra have been revealed. 

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What is the Murdoch family doing about investor frustration resulting from the fact that News Corp shares have fallen 20 per cent?

Property developers are bringing fewer projects onto the market and total property listings continue to fall, according to the boss of Australia's largest real estate website.

The Rupert Murdoch-controlled newspaper company continues to be in the red as it struggles to off falling advertising revenue with new revenue streams.

Bermuda-based billionaire Bruce Gordon has granted a rare interview in Wollongong.

Amber Harrison has thrown another grenade at Channel Seven, tweeting what appears to be internal emails sent between executives before and during a controversial Federal Police raid on the network's offices over alleged deals with the Corby family. 

Australia's second biggest telco added 153,000 mobile customers in the three months to December 31, taking its total to 9.57 million.

Alan Jones' bad back is keeping him off air for another week, with the high-rating morning radio host expected to be away until February 20.  

President Donald Trump's ability to move stocks and markets with his Twitter posts is well known, but now he may be having an impact on Twitter itself.

WIN Television has claimed victory on the first night of its head-to-head Canberra news ratings battle with former feeder network Nine. But what's with their lookalike logos?

The video-streaming giant is looking to sell toys and merchandise to help market hit programs to a wider audience, and generate additional revenue.