Posts by merc
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Maori TV's vibe is aroha, TVNZ, TV#'s is hatin'. The whole USA competition scene is totally destructive and designed to suit an exploitative money model.
See why the Academy Awards were created. Also how great is a model that uses unpaid actors to attract tax payer funding?
So silly. It's like fundraising NZ fans to pay the USA distributors to release Boy in USA, oh wait...http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/news/article.cfm?c_id=3&objectid=10789190 -
All effigies must be pre-approved.
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Cracker: Dinner and a Show (Everybody’s…, in reply to nzlemming,
Excellent.
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They are next to each other. I wonder if this has caused remand rates to increase by 200% in the last two years?
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Speaker: Who are the news media?, in reply to Russell Brown,
Very indeed. Mr Key as well no doubt (Radio Live DJ spot). For me the issue as to whether social media are indeed news publishers, should be defined. As well as the need to define the term journalist working for news media, or indeed contractor (Mr Key again, teapot tapes), and indeed Producers - TV3 hires Producers of current affairs programs who are not journalists, does this put them outside the requisites of law?
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Isn't Mt Eden Prison already a PPP?
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Speaker: Who are the news media?, in reply to Stephen Judd,
Thank you heaps, all good stuff ;-) I wonder also if a blog simply provides links to say, Stuff articles with no corresponding
information and opinion of current value"
it falls outside the definition of being a news media publisher?
The Standard and Kiwiblog must be defined as news media publishers surely? Especially KB with it's founder having also an additional blog directly in Stuff?
I wonder if all this is leading to the need to police KB and The Standard as far as the Electoral Commission is concerned? -
Speaker: Who are the news media?, in reply to Stephen Judd,
Thank you, does Stuff fall into this category?
the generation and/or aggregation
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Cracker: Dinner and a Show (Everybody’s…, in reply to nzlemming,
I have to finally admit that I don't really get the internets.
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Speaker: Who are the news media?, in reply to Russell Brown,
journalist means a person who in the normal course of that person’s work may be given information by an informant in the expectation that the information may be published in a news medium
This seems very vague.
We need to define who the news media are.
I was kind of hoping that the existing "news medium" who publish information therein sic, see above, are already defined in law?