[The Good Oil] Stuff Up of the Day
Check out the latest media stuff ups both locally and around the world.
Check out the latest media stuff ups both locally and around the world.
Consequences of media bias are too high stakes to get it wrong.
Data visualisation is a useful tool which can easily be twisted into fake news.
Check out the latest media stuff ups both locally and around the world.
A similar self-centred blindness to real-world interests and concerns seems to permeate the entire Stuff universe. There’s a word for this: privilege.
I hope you agree that the HRRT’s actions need to be addressed by parliament.
Winston does not have the issues he had with National in 2017 and if he can’t finalise a deal with them, then I think Chris Trotter might well be right – the cross benches await.
Politically, pouring ‘cold water’ onto challenging issues in New Zealand is common place – be it the recent police scandal or instances of foreign interference. It’s time to sustain conversations.
The story was not entirely unanimous. Out of almost 10 minutes, about a minute was granted to dissent.
There are rules to quoting: use them to spot media lies.
Athletes should be free to play and free to say “no thanks” to political messaging without the threat of cancellation hanging over them.
Check out the latest media stuff ups both locally and around the world.
When I accepted a voluntary redundancy deal in 2002, I was able to reflect that I’d come a long way in the 34 years since I’d started in the Post’s reading room. By my calculation it was about 30 metres.
Just because a media outlet is government-owned, one must not therefore assume it is more trustworthy. Safer to assume the opposite.
New York media heavies of the day included many who might have had reason to sympathize with poor Jeffrey Epstein.