63 results in multiple government agencies
Last Publication Date: 1 May 2006
The Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA) frequently surveys New Zealanders on their attitudes towards various broadcasting standards. The BSA’s function in this regard is prescribed by the…
As recently as 1961, the government controlled all but two of New Zealand’s 34 radio stations. Our first television station had just started up. We had…
Last Publication Date: 1 Jan 2006
This survey was conducted in two parts. Over 100 key businesses were surveyed on their sponsorship activities and intentions. Over 40 cultural organisations were separately surveyed…
Last Publication Date: 1 Dec 2005
In October 2005 the Ministry commissioned Unitec New Zealand to prepare a report on mechanisms for setting funding levels in OECD as part of the broadcasting…
In late 2003, the Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA) commissioned research into the portrayal of Māori and te ao Māori in broadcasting. A team led by Te…
Last Publication Date: 22 Jun 2005
This report shows the changes in levels and distribution of employment in the cultural sector, highlighting the rapid growth and diversity within this sector. It covers…
Last Publication Date: 1 Jul 2004
In late 2001 the Broadcasting Standards Authority decided to conduct research into privacy and informed consent issues in broadcasting. There were three main reasons for this…
Last Publication Date: 1 Jun 2004
This report is the third in a series of reports that monitor the sponsorship environment in which cultural organisations operate. In November 2003 the Ministry conducted…
Last Publication Date: 1 Apr 2004
In December 2002, the Minister of Broadcasting appointed a working group to review the amount of violence on TV in New Zealand, to determine whether this…
Last Publication Date: 1 Jun 2003
Based on the New Zealand Framework for Cultural Statistics, information from the Cultural Experiences Survey provides a snapshot of New Zealanders’ engagement with cultural activities as…
