New Zealanders are worried a shift to online platforms is fuelling misinformation and making it harder to identify ‘the truth’, according to new research from the Broadcasting Standards Authority.
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26 JULY 2022 This year’s Litmus Testing research reports on public attitudes towards accuracy on TV and radio and views on recent BSA decisions on complaints relating to the accuracy standard.…
Download PDF Date published: 26 July 2022 Reviewer: Emeritus Professor John Burrows, Media Law specialist Scope The BSA invited Prof Burrows to independently review five decisions issued by the Authority under the accuracy standard.…
One concerns a complaint alleging a 1 News report on a leaked draft US Supreme Court decision relating to Roe v Wade was unbalanced due to a lack of pro-life…
The Board of the Broadcasting Standards Authority | Te Mana Whanonga Kaipāho has appointed Stacey Wood as the organisation’s new Chief Executive.
I am very pleased to announce that the Board of the Broadcasting Standards Authority | Te Mana Whanonga Kaipāho has appointed Stacey Wood as the Authority’s new Chief Executive.
One relates to a complaint a Newshub item reporting poll results on support for the monarchy breached the accuracy standard by conflating the issues of NZ becoming a republic and…