Industry leaders, including from Stuff, made their case for the Government to keep working on a law that would force internet giants like Google and Facebook to pay for news, first started by the Labour Government, at a select committee in Wellington on Thursday. Lee said she will look at
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Sinead Boucher, executive chair and publisher of Stuff, and Joanna Norris, managing director of masthead publishing also spoke next. Stuff was the second most searched term on Google last year after weather and news, Boucher said. It is one of the biggest media companies in NZ and employs hundreds of
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Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown has today formally requested that Auckland Transport immediately stop work on projects funded by the city’s regional fuel tax. Brown wrote to the chair of Auckland Transport (AT) on Tuesday, confirming that the Government’s decision to scrap the Regional Fuel Tax (RFT) on July
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