The Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA) has upheld a complaint that comments made by Mike Hosking about COVID-19 death rates in Italy were misleading, highlighting the importance of data literacy.
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The Authority released seven decisions today. Two decisions upheld complaints under the accuracy standard.
The Board of the Broadcasting Standards Authority / Te Mana Whanonga Kaipāho has appointed Glen Scanlon to lead the organisation as its new Chief Executive.
In the lead up to the 17 October 2020 General Election and referendums, the public is reminded of New Zealand’s standards for election and referendum broadcasts, advertising, and publisher content.
It was a bittersweet month for us as we bid farewell to Belinda Moffat. Belinda led the BSA for four years, and we are thankful for her leadership during a complex and challenging period in the evo...
The Authority has released two new decisions today, with one upholding part of a complaint under the privacy standard finding that the broadcast disclosed private information that may have the…
The Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA) has today released its annual litmus testing research which explores the public’s attitudes towards violence on TV/Radio and views on BSA’s recent decisions on complaints…