The Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA) has upheld part of a complaint that an interview on RNZ’s Checkpoint was misleading and breached the accuracy broadcasting standard.
The Authority released decisions on 10 complaints today, three of which were upheld. Two of the complainants raised issues regarding their treatment by a radio host on-air.
For the BSA, we have continued to work on a steady stream of complaints, with 121 complaints received and 86 decisions issued so far in this calendar year.
The Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA) has cautioned broadcasters to avoid language in sports broadcasting that amounts to casual racism.
The Authority has released two new decisions today, both relating to complaints that were not upheld.
BSA releases five new decisions The Authority released decisions on five complaints today, one of which was upheld.
The BSA has today released its 2018/19 Annual Report which highlights its active approach to maintaining freedom of expression in broadcasting without harm.