Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p MediaWorks New Zealand is a New Zealand-based television, radio and interactive media company entirely owned by the Ironbridge Capital group. It operates playout services from Auckland and Wellington studios via Kordia's microwave network for 3 News, TV3, FOUR and C4, ten radio networks, eighteen websites and three locally operated non-networked radio stations. In 2004, CanWest Global Communications combined television company TV3 Network Services and radio company RadioWorks to form the new MediaWorks company. On 29 July 2004, 30% of this new company was sold on the NZSX. Three years later, in July 2007, CanWest sold its stake of the company to Ironbridge Capital, a group of Australian investors, who subsequently obtained the remaining 30% from other investors. MediaWorks is significantly larger than any of its other investments. In June 2013, with over NZ$700 million in debt, MediaWorks NZ was put into receivership. Despite this, none of its operations are so far affected, nor are there any job losses planned.. }
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- MediaWorks_New_Zealand abstract "MediaWorks New Zealand is a New Zealand-based television, radio and interactive media company entirely owned by the Ironbridge Capital group. It operates playout services from Auckland and Wellington studios via Kordia's microwave network for 3 News, TV3, FOUR and C4, ten radio networks, eighteen websites and three locally operated non-networked radio stations. In 2004, CanWest Global Communications combined television company TV3 Network Services and radio company RadioWorks to form the new MediaWorks company. On 29 July 2004, 30% of this new company was sold on the NZSX. Three years later, in July 2007, CanWest sold its stake of the company to Ironbridge Capital, a group of Australian investors, who subsequently obtained the remaining 30% from other investors. MediaWorks is significantly larger than any of its other investments. In June 2013, with over NZ$700 million in debt, MediaWorks NZ was put into receivership. Despite this, none of its operations are so far affected, nor are there any job losses planned.".