Television (TV) stories
Samsung Electronics Australia has today announced the local pricing and availability for its 2015 home entertainment range of products.
In the past few weeks, rumours have been floating around that an Apple-branded streaming television service would launch this year, with 25 channels.
Capital E Digital Studio is hosting two programmes for juniors and seniors taking place in this year's April school holidays.
Quantum dots are transforming TV visuals with eye-popping colours and sharpness, promising an affordable leap in display technology.
Green Party calls for mandatory captioning of television in New Zealand, saying government isn't doing enough for disabled people.
LG teams up with RSA and Clubs NZ to offer premium TVs at nonprofit rates for Cricket World Cup, ensuring Kiwis enjoy the game in high definition.
New Zealand releases draft white space licensing rules to explore new wireless services, says Minister Amy Adams.
NZ's newest online TV service, Lightbox, goes live with exclusive shows, promising freedom and entertainment for all broadband users.
At one point I could hear myself breathing and all that was happening was Sarah standing in the middle of a room.
New Zealand consumer demand for TV shopping is on the rise with one shopping channel reporting increases of more than 1,000 new customers per month.
Lightbox will provide up to 5000 hours of TV content for Kiwis, as Telecom takes the fight to internet-television industry rival Sky.
The news that Commnity is headed to Yahoo for a sixth season has delighted fans (and me) of the now un-cancelled series.
Best-selling UK TV and learning app, Hopster, launches in New Zealand for 2-6 year olds, with educational games and popular kids shows.
TVNZ OnDemand reboots with Brightcove, offering viewers personalised, cross-platform streaming experiences on its revamped service.
MTV to bring Terry Brooks' 'Shannara' series to life, filming in Auckland with local talent, boosting economy and showcasing NZ's scenic beauty.
Netflix has announced the internet movie and TV subscription service will be available in New Zealand and Australia in March 2015.
Kiwis are becoming more adept at using technology to avoid digital advertising, Reachmedia independent survey results show.
Samsung NZ unveils the world's biggest curved UHD TV. At 78 inches, with exclusive apps and a $15,999 tag, will Kiwis be swayed?.
Sky TV bans Slingshot's Global Mode ads, calling them “unjustified and petty”. ISP claims move is censorship. #SkyTV #Slingshot #GlobalMode.
Samsung redefines viewing with its curved-screen UHD TVs, offering unmatched picture quality and an immersive experience, leading the market.