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The State of NZ News Media
The State of NZ News Media
Over the next two months Scoop.co.nz will be publishing a series of reflections on current the state of the news media in New Zealand. The series kicked off with an article from Scoop Editor Alastair Thompson starting at the beginning of modern journalism and concluding with five starting points for the conversation, plus a suggestion about a place to start looking for a solution.
Next up was Alison McCulloch with surveys her favourite critics of the News Media, and concludes it's time to give up on the corporate media.
Call for Submissions
We would be very interested to receive submissions on the subject from anyone who has a useful perspective to add to the conversation. Please send your submissions to editor@scoop.co.nz.
The State of NZ News Media - A Public Conversation
Each article will have a conversation thread attached to it on a public Loomio group
-Thankyou, the Scoop Team
The State of NZ News Media - Latest News [Page 1]
ActionStation NZ News Media Satisfaction Survey- Results
Friday, 26 June 2015, 3:34 pm | The State of NZ News Media
In May & June 2015 NZ's "people powered change" platform Action Station ( @ActionStation ) conducted a survey of a sample of 3,773 of its members, asking them questions about their views on The State of NZ News Media. In the Storify Story below you will see ... More >>
How Freelancers & Bloggers Inform NZ's $23 Bn ICT Industry
Friday, 23 January 2015, 6:07 pm | The State of NZ News Media
In his reflection for this "The State of NZ News Media" public conversation series he provides an overview of the current state of NZ Technology reporting and concludes the current state of technology journalism is serving neither readers nor NZ's $23 ... More >>
News Before Profits : Bill Rosenberg
Friday, 23 January 2015, 3:33 pm | The State of NZ News Media
n New Zealand and internationally, news services are under stress. Developments in technology are creating new forms of media, allowing the public more choice. Combined with discontent with the conventional media, this undermines their main income source: ... More >>
Stop The Press : Alison McCulloch
Friday, 16 January 2015, 4:16 pm | The State of NZ News Media
When I read Nicky Hager’s book “Dirty Politics”, I thought it should have been called “Dirty Journalism”. Because Dirty Journalism underpinned and enabled all that dirty politics every step of the way. It still does. More >>
Reinventing News As A Public Right - A Public Conversation
Friday, 16 January 2015, 12:02 pm | The State of NZ News Media
Oh how the mighty have fallen. Once journalism was possibly a noble profession, though that is certainly now, to quote our Prime Minister, a "contestable" notion. It certainly seemed at least a little noble when I joined the ranks of reporters in 1989 . But ... More >>
