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New Zealand: Traditional Media
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New Zealand: Traditional Media - Channels
The three shortlisted traditional media channels in New Zealand are news, radio and television. Newspaper can be found in almost every city in New Zealand where ownership of these newspapers are shared between two large companies. New Zealand has several radio networks and stations that includes nationwide networks, stations dedicated to communities, religions and social causes. There are four main television networks in New Zealand where two are state-owned networks and the rest are privately held companies.
New Zealand: Traditional Media - Regulations
Media regulation in New Zealand is based on two-tiers where one is based on governmental regulations and the other is based on self-regulation by the industry. There is a long list of parliamentary laws and guidelines that govern the regulation of traditional media in New Zealand but the ones to note include the Official Information Act, the Broadcasting Act, the Privacy Act, the Television New Zealand Act and the Radio New Zealand Charter.
New Zealand: Traditional Media - Trends
With the proliferation of the Internet and broadband services, the size of the pie for traditional media is shrinking. The trends in this section shows the decrease in the viewership and subscription to traditional media.
Note: Section regarding online advertising under traditional media is no longer relevant for this wiki.
New Zealand: Traditional Media - Channels
The three shortlisted traditional media channels in New Zealand are news, radio and television. Newspaper can be found in almost every city in New Zealand where ownership of these newspapers are shared between two large companies. New Zealand has several radio networks and stations that includes nationwide networks, stations dedicated to communities, religions and social causes. There are four main television networks in New Zealand where two are state-owned networks and the rest are privately held companies.
New Zealand: Traditional Media - Regulations
Media regulation in New Zealand is based on two-tiers where one is based on governmental regulations and the other is based on self-regulation by the industry. There is a long list of parliamentary laws and guidelines that govern the regulation of traditional media in New Zealand but the ones to note include the Official Information Act, the Broadcasting Act, the Privacy Act, the Television New Zealand Act and the Radio New Zealand Charter.
New Zealand: Traditional Media - Trends
With the proliferation of the Internet and broadband services, the size of the pie for traditional media is shrinking. The trends in this section shows the decrease in the viewership and subscription to traditional media.
Note: Section regarding online advertising under traditional media is no longer relevant for this wiki.
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