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A blog with links to on-going media issues of interest and relevance to media studies students.
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- Advertising (9)
- alternative media (7)
- American Politics (22)
- Australian Politics (13)
- BBC (4)
- blogosphere (10)
- British Politics (4)
- cell phones (1)
- censorship (2)
- Charter (5)
- citizen journalism (3)
- CNN (3)
- copyright (2)
- Digital culture (16)
- digital divide (2)
- facebook (7)
- Fairfax (1)
- Freeview (7)
- French politics (1)
- Google (3)
- internet (36)
- Investigative Journalism (4)
- Irak (1)
- Journalism (16)
- Maori Television (1)
- Media and Imagined Communities (2)
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- networks (1)
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Blog Archive
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- New Zealand on the Daily Show
- John Howard and myspace
- Republican candidates and CNN Youtube debate
- Public Trust in BBC down
- Maori Television announces new channel
- Goodbye to Newspapers?
- Facebook in court
- CNN Youtube Democratic Primary Election Debate
- Australian Politics and Cyberspace
- Youtube and the American Presidential Campaign Part 2
- Africa and the Internet
- National Party reconsidering ban on Television Sat...
- Youtube and the American Presidential Campaign
- Downfall of a media mogul
- Murdoch and The Wall Street Journal
- How the news works
- TV6 Promos
- More on TVNZ's digital channels
- Television and self-censorship
- The IPhone
- New Channels on Freeview
- Obama's presidential campaign and the Internet
- Parlementary debate goes online
- Editorials form the Sunday Star Times on Harawira'...
- While on the subject of investigative journalism.....
- Washington Post's investigative series on Cheney's...
- The New Yorker discusses Murdoch's take-over of Th...
- TVNZ's Charter Revisions
- Hone Harawira's statements about Howard
- Focus on Politics: New Rules for Television in Par...
- From the Guardian: BBC orders inquiry as pressure ...
- Bastille Day
- Net Neutrality, the Digital Divide on PBS (public ...
- Racism, sports and the media
- Michael Moore vs CNN Part 2
- Libby Hakaraia interviewed on 9 to 12 RadioNZ
- Commentary in The Age, Melbourne
- Interview with Australian correspondant on Nine to...
- Harawira's statements as covered on TVOne news las...
- The 'R' word part 2
- Michael Moore vs Wolf Blitzer from CNN
- Media and Imagined Communities
- Politics and the"r" word
- New Rules for Television coverage of Parliament
- TVNZ proposed revised charter
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2 comments:
As a devote Micheal Moore follower I was rather dissappoitned with his preformance on Larry King and his outburst, sadly played into the hands of his detractors. In his defense of whether America can afford free healthcare he could have asked whether America can afford to spen 550$ billion on Iraq. Or whether defense spending should amount to 50% of the national budget.
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