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Understanding public awareness and expectations of, and satisfaction with, content classifications and warnings currently used by free-to-air and pay TV broadcasters
Identify the decision that would have been made by the viewing public with respect to a selection of recent complaints and understand the rationale behind that decision
Provides a platform for further discussion of the question about the proper relationship between broadcasting standards and Māori worldviews and interests
Research project exploring public perceptions towards violent content in entertainment genres, specifically in films, DVDs, on free-to-air and pay television, the internet and mobile phones
A comprehensive, large scale study of children’s media use, exposure, and response in the New Zealand context
Provides some insight into the continuing relevance, or otherwise, of the ‘balance’ standard as outlined in the codes of broadcasting practice