The BSA has not upheld a complaint that a Newshub Live item on Tāme Iti correcting the spelling of his name on an artwork breached broadcasting standards.
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We’ve just published the BSA’s latest Annual Report and, amid the achievements, accountability statements and statutory reporting, we comment on a trend we’ve seen this year in the tone and content...
The Annual Report 2022 outlines the Authority's key achievements over the past year and details progress against long term outcomes and objectives.
Broadcasting complaints have taken on a new level of vehemence reflecting a growing polarisation around big issues such as COVID-19, the Broadcasting Standards Authority says.
The BSA has not upheld an accuracy complaint about an item on TVNZ Breakfast misstating how much plastic waste New Zealand exports each year.
You may have seen the Government’s announcement yesterday that it plans to draw up legislation to support commercial bargaining over the use of, and payment for, news media content online.
The Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA) has welcomed the announcement that legislation will be developed to support commercial bargaining over the use of, and payment for, news media content online.