Waatea News Column: Imprisonment and the Pandemic
The current pandemic is hurting the poor hardest.
Media Watch
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MEDIA WATCH: Is Simon Bridges about to be rolled?
With National polling internally at such low numbers, lots of the current crop of MPs would no longer be in Parliament.
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MEDIA WATCH: Paul Henry’s ‘Rebuilding Paradise’ is our ‘Make America Great Again’ – how the Right win the post-pandemic narrative
No one connects to the self-interest of muddle Nu Zilind quite like Paul Henry.
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Te Ao with MOANA – Dr Camara Phyllis Jones & the impact of health and racism
From the USA, seen on CNN and published in Newsweek, we bring you one of America’s most sought after commentators on health and racism, Dr Camara Phyllis Jones.
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MEDIA WATCH: Is it censorship if no one else is interested in your Death Cult Capitalism sociopathy?
…these Death Cult capitalists don’t give a shit about us slaves, they fear the repercussions of this pandemic will erode their wealth.
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Waatea News Column: The strategic math behind the Maori Party
What is the strategic math behind a possible return to power for the Māori Party?
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MEDIA WATCH: Can someone please wake up the Minister for Broadcasting & Why RNZ-NZoA Citizen’s Handbook highlights all that is wrong in the current NZ media culture
Labour are allergic when it comes to big ideas needed to combat neoliberalism and market failure, they need to inoculate and inoculate fast because some huge ideas need to be invested in to see the media market stabilise.
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UPDATE – MEDIA WATCH: Oh it’s ‘1984’ now is it Dunne, you sanctimonious Bow tied scumbag
I’m sorry, what the actual???
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What should the Government do with NZ media? A ‘Read Between The Flags’ Blueprint for Kiwi Journalism
The NZ population has always been too small for advertiser funded journalism, it has ALWAYS needed State support, add a broken market where vulture capitalists use media profits to pay the interest on their debt and you have a hollowed out Fourth Estate that can’t be a watchdog to anything other than their self interest.
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MEDIA WATCH: Why Paul Henry is the future of MediaWorks
Expect lots more talking heads as TV for the foreseeable future.