Film
BRIEF: BSA sentences lawyer to three years
Peter Radich, a partner in Radich Law and Fonterra's Milk Commissioner, will be the chair of the Broadcasting Standards Authority…
NZ News: by the numbers Tuesday 1.12.09
A stonker of a day for TVNZ. ONE News Midday outrated 3 News at Noon 12 to 1, and Close…
NZ News: by the numbers Wednesday 2.12.09
A much better day than yesterday for 3. Close Up dropped 100,000 viewers while Campbell Live picked up 100,000. Unusually…
MipTV: cashes in on growth of format business
MipFormats, a new stand-alone business conference and pitching forum dedicated to the format industry, will take place in Cannes on…
Busted: unscrupulous production co tempts unsuspecting colonial to mislead BBC
Craig Harman, son of TV3 chair Brent Harman, worked as a cameraman for Reef Television on season 5 of Sun,…
TV News: early risers favour TVNZ, late nighters drift to TV3
TVNZ and TV3 go head to head to argue about whose new programmes performed better. It's not often the networks…
NZ News: by the numbers November 09
Sunrise and Campbell Live struggled to hold viewers, Tonight pipped Nightline.
AMP: Get rich, work for free
The AMP has run a staggeringly ironic set of employment ads appealing to the screen sector.
TV Advertising: is the 30 second slot the new dodo?
Hit harder than most by the downturn in TV advertising, British broadcasters and advertisers decide to do something about it,…
Saddam Hussein: dead but won't lie down
Three years after his execution, the dictator returns in the form of 'Saddam TV', broadcasting to the faithful.