63 results in multiple government agencies
Last Publication Date: 1 Jan 2008
Every few years, the Ministry undertakes a survey of cultural sponsorship. In late 2007 the Ministry's survey elicted responses from 60 businesses and 38 cultural organisations. …
Following the launch of digital free-to-air broadcasting in New Zealand, the government committed to undertake a wide-ranging review of the policy and regulation governing and impacting…
Last Publication Date: 1 Oct 2007
This report was commissioned by the Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA) to provide some insight into the continuing relevance, or otherwise, of the standard of ‘balance’ as…
Last Publication Date: 1 Jul 2007
In May 2007 the Ministry commissioned Synovate to develop a survey to measure the importance and contribution of public broadcasting. The intent of the study was…
This report, commissioned by the Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA), is an investigation into the current availability of media literacy information in New Zealand. In turn, the…
Children are often overlooked as resourceful participants with opinions, ideas and perspectives in the research and policy arena even when they are important stakeholders. In commissioning…
Last Publication Date: 1 Apr 2007
In April 2007 the government released a discussion paper, seeking feedback on the possible establishment of a “resale royalty right” for visual artists. A resale royalty…
Last Publication Date: 1 Nov 2006
The relevance of content regulation, based on traditional models of broadcasting, is being challenged by technological developments in the communications media industry. Increasingly the control of…
Last Publication Date: 1 Jul 2006
When the Cultural Statistics Programme was established in 1993, the production of a report which brought together key indicators for the cultural sector was identified as…
Last Publication Date: 1 Jun 2006
Cultural activities play a significant part in the daily lives of New Zealanders, contributing, among other things, to our national identity and our understanding of ourselves…
