NO WAY! The new Head of TV3 News said WHAT???
Just what the NZ media landscape didn’t need, another depoliticised wasteland.
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Mark Jennings final casualty of MediaWorks news self-mutilation
And so it comes to pass, Mark Jennings, the legendary news boss has finally fallen and been pushed out…
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Dear TVNZ – why didn’t you just call your new male TV station ‘Cock’?
Roastbuster’s 1 and 2 proved to us that young men have a damaged view of women – how does this sort of state sponsored arseholeness counter that?
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Waatea 5th Estate – Announcing launch of new 7pm Current Affairs show
Streaming live each night at 07:01 pm the timeslot is a chance for the public to see just what the mainstream channels aren’t telling you before clicking over to the real deal says Bradbury, “People are sick and tired of dumbed down tabloid trash served up as current affairs.”
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John Oliver mocks Steven Joyce mercilessly – why can’t we have satire like this in NZ?
Good satire attacks those in power, rather than punching down on the weaker members of society. NZ media don’t criticise or attack power, they suck up to it so sharp satire like John Oliver can’t get funded or supported in NZ.
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Westpac’s new TV advert – where’s Richie running to?
I’m not sure what Richie is running to.
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Look at the media bias covering Key at Big Gay Out
The story told by stuff is of a popular Key being mobbed by fans at Big Gay Out and the Opposition making obligatory visits…
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Pssst – there’s a new progressive current affairs show about to start 7pm weekdays to go up against Story and 7 Sharp
More details soon, but start the word now.
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Dear Story on TV3 – your coverage of the TPPA protest was appalling
Your jumped up little clown of a reporter who covered the TPPA protests did himself and your network a disservice. Which when you consider how shit your network has become after killing off Campbell Live for political reasons, is somewhat difficult.
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TPP pact signed amid huge protests – Asia Pacific Report
The new website Asia Pacific Report – just one week old – provided extensive coverage of the democracy protest in Auckland. Asia Pacific, published by AUT’s Pacific Media Centre, has a range of stories, pictures, video and comment.