Show Notes
Glen Kyne joins Duncan Greive on the Fold to talk about three very different sets of recent results, plus RNZ's surging audience numbers. They also address the fishhooks in Meta’s big US settlement, and give a view on Mediaworks' new owners. The episode starts, however, with big news about the future of The Fold.
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