To determine whether the public can understand (and accept) the rationale for the BSA's decisions in relation to a particular aspect of the accuracy standard – the distinction between fact…
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Today we released research into how New Zealand's children engage with media today – conducted independently by Colmar Brunton for the Broadcasting Standards Authority and NZ On Air.
Reviews issues identified in the 2011 election over the definition of "election programme", including differing interpretations of political satire and expression.
To gauge the public's current attitude and to determine whether the public can understand (and accept) the rationale for the BSA's decisions in relation to the Discrimination and Denigration standard.
Warning! The report and chart below – and this page – contain language that some people will find offensive.
The overall objective of this research is to determine the level of satisfaction broadcasters have with the complaints process. In particular, how they rate the performance of the BSA.