Media
Mediawatch for 11 August 2019
Media see red over Green 'blackout'; Convergence - yesterday's buzzword now the new normal; distressing deaths converted into clickbait; Warriors' struggles spark f***-letter word frenzy. Audio
Convergence: yesterday’s buzzword the new normal
Once upon a timeour major media companies and telcos were none of each others' business. Now they are all up in each others' business because of 'convergence' driven by digital technology and the… Audio
Convergence: yesterday’s buzzword the new normal
Once upon a timeour major media companies and telcos were none of each others' business. Now they are all up in each others' business because of 'convergence' driven by digital technology and the…
AudioDistressing death dressed up as clickbait
A tragedy involving a Kiwi who died in Peru recently was reported sensitively. The tragic deaths of a Peruvian couple there was turned into morbid clickbait. Audio
Distressing death dressed up as clickbait
A tragedy involving a Kiwi who died in Peru recently was reported sensitively. The tragic deaths of a Peruvian couple there was turned into morbid clickbait.
AudioWarriors' struggles spark f***-letter word flurry
Given recent NRL results and refereeing blunders, anyone emotionally invested in the Warriors could be forgiven for turning the air blue. Recent stories in print have had as many dots, dashes and… Audio
Warriors' struggles spark f***-letter word flurry
Given recent NRL results and refereeing blunders, anyone emotionally invested in the Warriors could be forgiven for turning the air blue. Recent stories in print have had as many dots, dashes and…
AudioOriginal Radio Hauraki pirate dies
One of Radio Hauraki's original pirates, Ian Magan, has died. He has been a feature of the New Zealand music industry since the 1960s. Audio
The Virtues, Two Sketches and My Māori Midwife
Film and TV reviewer Tamar Munch looks at new gritty British drama The Virtues on Rialto, Two Sketches which is streaming on The Spinoff platforms and My Māori Midwife, which is on TVNZ on Demand. Audio
Midweek Mediawatch with Jeremy Rose
This week on Mediawatch Midweek Jeremy Rose talks to Karyn Hay about some new free video streaming services and reviews the book review sites. Audio
Mediawatch Midweek 7 August 2019
This week on Mediawatch Midweek Jeremy Rose talks to Karyn Hay about some new free video streaming services and reviews some book review sites, and takes a look at the Listener at 80. Audio
Mediawatch Midweek 7 August 2019
This week on Mediawatch Midweek Jeremy Rose talks to Karyn Hay about some new free video streaming services and reviews some book review sites, and takes a look at the Listener at 80.
AudioPodcast critic Katy Atkin
Katy Atkin reviews two podcasts for us today - CARRIER - Q Code and Spectacular Failures. Audio
Blood from a stone: getting local councils to comment
RNZ's Hawke's Bay reporter Anusha Bradley is getting fed up with local councils on her patch refusing to grant interviews with staff. Audio
Ngā Taonga Sound Archives: The Abbotsford Disaster
Forty years ago this week, a nightmare was unfolding for residents of a south Dunedin suburb, as nearly 70 homes slid off a hillside in a massive landslip. In today's visit to the Sound Archives we… Audio
Television's days may be numbered as viewing habits change
Television's days may be numbered as the catchall word for catching up on the latest in news, entertainment and sport in the home. Audio
Media commentator Gavin Ellis - toxic blogs
Gavin Ellis talks to Kathryn about the closure of whaleoil.net.nz, but says this won't be the last we see of toxic blogs. Audio
US correspondent David Smith - El Paso death toll rises
Washington bureau chief of The Guardian David Smith with Donald Trump's response after two mass shootings in the US have left 31 people dead, at a mall in El Paso,Texas and outside a bar in Dayton… Audio
Television Critic: Graeme Tuckett
Graeme reviews Rumble: The Indians Who Changes Modern Music; Herbs: Songs of Freedom from the NZIFF; The Great Hack; and he takes a look at The Crowd Goes Wild. Audio
NZ on Air funded programmes taxing your wallet and your eyeballs
Over the coming year NZ on Air plans to spend $37.7 million on factual programmes and $46.4 on dramas and eventually most of the resulting content will find its way to the on-demand services of the… Audio