This year’s Litmus Testing research explores public attitudes towards bias-related issues in broadcasting, as addressed in recent BSA decisions under the balance and discrimination and denigration standards.
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The BSA has published the latest findings from research it carries out from time to time to track evolving public attitudes towards language that may offend in broadcasting.
Public trust in news media is linked to social cohesion and trust in public institutions more generally.
This research explores the views and experiences of New Zealand’s Māori, Pacific Peoples, Asian and Muslim communities over the impacts of particular forms of expression, and how well the standards…
This year’s Litmus Testing research reports on public attitudes towards discrimination and denigration, and fairness, on TV and radio as addressed in recent BSA decisions relating to gender identity issues.
Te Mana Whanonga Kaipāho | Broadcasting Standards Authority, in collaboration with The Ministry of Māori Development | Te Puni Kōkiri and Manatū Taonga | the Ministry for Culture and Heritage,…
26 JULY 2022 This year’s Litmus Testing research reports on public attitudes towards accuracy on TV and radio and views on recent BSA decisions on complaints relating to the accuracy standard.…