NZME Board Fights to Stop a Takeover, Alleges No Bias
Whilst at the same time the Herald editor’s “Letter of the Week” is a biased spewing of Trump-hating nonsense.
Whilst at the same time the Herald editor’s “Letter of the Week” is a biased spewing of Trump-hating nonsense.
Overall, the coverage itself was yet another nail in the coffin for Wellington mainstream media, which once again proved incapable of reporting political drama with objectivity.
The people now know, without a shadow of a doubt, just how poorly they are served both politically and journalistically.
Yet again RNZ shows its total lack of balance.
Part of restoring trust is candidly admitting mistakes and failures. As the saying goes, trust arrives on foot but leaves on horseback – it will take time and consistent effort to win back the confidence that has been lost.
It appears that the woke don’t like reporting on the woke: another scandal developing around a Green Party MP shows how a woke mainstream media are consciously choosing to remain asleep when it comes to certain people and issues.
Trust won’t return until the double standards stop – and that’s a headline they’ve yet to write.
Yapping feminist wonders why men can’t get a word in edgewise.
It’s about a union terrified of losing its grip on a narrative it has long taken for granted. Grenon’s not the threat here – E tū’s hypocrisy is.
The Herald’s bias got me into trouble, since Nats started asking why I hated them so much, writing critiques of them and not Labour. The truth was that the critiques of Labour were rejected.
Where are today’s media’s Woodward and Bernstein? Who in the media is doing the grunt work that makes up investigative reporting of these decidedly violent attacks on Musk’s Teslas?
Check out the latest media stuff ups both locally and around the world.
The reaction of many in legacy media and politics to efforts by Jim Grenon and others to change the board of NZME is rather telling, hypocritical even.
There was all the appearance of a real catastrophe surrounding the school lunches issue but it was all just a manufactured crisis by the media, the teacher unions and the Labour Party. The stats prove it.
Throughout the Western world, antique and bric-a-brac shops are filled with such relics. They’re part of our history regardless of whether they reflect good or evil.