media

Where is AI headed? Two media theorists from the 1960s can help us figure it out

Where is AI headed? Two media theorists from the 1960s can help us figure it out

Anna Whyte says while politicians take a swing at 'the media,' she'll keep doing her job

Anna Whyte says while politicians take a swing at 'the media,' she'll keep doing her job

The government wants streaming providers to invest in local productions, and TV makers to carry NZ apps, as part of proposed media law refresh

The government wants streaming providers to invest in local productions, and TV makers to carry NZ apps, as part of proposed media law refresh

For the democratic process to be meaningful, argues Chris Trotter, it must also be public

For the democratic process to be meaningful, argues Chris Trotter, it must also be public

People are worried about the media using AI for stories of consequence, but less so for sports and entertainment

People are worried about the media using AI for stories of consequence, but less so for sports and entertainment

In many ways the media that the experts wanted, turned out to be the media they have got, writes Chris Trotter

In many ways the media that the experts wanted, turned out to be the media they have got, writes Chris Trotter

The lightly regulated 'techonomy' rolls over media and other sectors - and we're allowing it, Juha Saarinen argues

The lightly regulated 'techonomy' rolls over media and other sectors - and we're allowing it, Juha Saarinen argues

Was it ever realistic to believe that two commercial television networks could settle into such a tiny market? – asks Chris Trotter

Was it ever realistic to believe that two commercial television networks could settle into such a tiny market? – asks Chris Trotter

The practice of New Zealand politics, and the reporting of it, has changed, and the voters have noticed, writes Chris Trotter

The practice of New Zealand politics, and the reporting of it, has changed, and the voters have noticed, writes Chris Trotter

Peter Siminski offers six reasons Australians don’t trust economists, and how they could do better

Peter Siminski offers six reasons Australians don’t trust economists, and how they could do better

A Radio New Zealand investigation has found 14 of its newswire stories had been inappropriately edited with a pro-Russia flavour by a single staff member

A Radio New Zealand investigation has found 14 of its newswire stories had been inappropriately edited with a pro-Russia flavour by a single staff member

Employers complain about too much demand and not enough workers as employment indicators stay steady

Employers complain about too much demand and not enough workers as employment indicators stay steady

Hipkins ditches social insurance, TVNZ-RNZ merger, hate speech law and biofuels mandate; minimum wage to rise 7%; unspecified Three Waters changes flagged

Hipkins ditches social insurance, TVNZ-RNZ merger, hate speech law and biofuels mandate; minimum wage to rise 7%; unspecified Three Waters changes flagged

Pope Francis sees cancel culture as a threat to the open, compassionate and forgiving human society he has always championed, observes Chris Trotter

Pope Francis sees cancel culture as a threat to the open, compassionate and forgiving human society he has always championed, observes Chris Trotter

For how much longer will New Zealanders accept the endless re-launches and re-announcements of its media-savvy prime minister? Utopia tomorrow and Utopia yesterday – but never Utopia today

For how much longer will New Zealanders accept the endless re-launches and re-announcements of its media-savvy prime minister? Utopia tomorrow and Utopia yesterday – but never Utopia today