NZ News programming is sensationalist rather than just presenting the facts?
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NZ News programming is sensationalist rather than just presenting the facts
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Reasons To DisagreeNo reasons have yet been given to disagree with this statement |
Reasons To AgreeElection night 2005: Don "we are happy, we have doubled our votes" Media 1:"you must be gutted at losing" Media 2:"so you lost, how do you feel" Media 3:"now that you've lost, what do you have to say?" 19 September 2005
Often. 12 October 2007
ABSOLUTELY! Not to mention mawkishly intrusive. 28 September 2008
Quite true, if you listen and pay attention to them, you will notice the reporters try to push their feelings and opinions on you, instead of just relating the facts, and respecting your right to make your own, informed, intelligent decisions. 4 November 2008
Absolutely. Women's Weekly journalism at its worst. 10 October 2010
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Reasons for Remain Neutral
sometimes news is a day old , I like fresh news everyday and mostly all bad ,
Where not bad, however it does depend on the journalist. They are after all paid to be objective, even though that isn't what we always see.
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