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The News Media meets 'New Media': Rights, Responsibilities and Regulation in the Digital Age

Published 12 Dec 2011

The Law Commission is seeking New Zealanders’ views on the role of the news media in society and the standards to which they should be held to account.

In its latest Issues Paper, The News Media Meets ‘New Media’: rights, responsibilities and regulation in the digital age, the Law Commission puts forward a number of preliminary proposals for reforming the regulatory environment in which the news media operate.

It also asks whether the legal rights and responsibilities which have traditionally applied to news media should be extended to some new media publishers, such as current affairs bloggers and web-only news sites.

Watch Video - Commissioner John Burrows discusses key aspects of the review with Senior Researcher and Policy Advisor, Cate Brett

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