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Small society conformity, the dislocation of rural lifestyles, and predominantly monocultural values, prioritised social harmony ahead of social justice. Early monopolistic control of the print media by proprietorial interests, set a precedent for the silencing of radical viewpoints. The television service grew from public demand rather than government initiative and like radio, the practicalities of securing national coverage assumed primary importance.

Again possible social impact, which had elsewhere been a focus of commissions of enquiry, was left unexplored Gregory, Initially comprising half the week, these were reduced by successive governments, as operating costs and capital expenditure demanded. Consequently, what had appeared the most practical means of providing a national television service became an obstacle to putting public interest first.

In the introduction to his study, Politics and Broadcasting: Before and beyond the NZBC, Robert Gregory observes: The restructurings of public broadcasting in New Zealand have been shaped far more by political circumstance and opportunity than by principled belief and commitment. That this is so should come as no surprise to anyone familiar with New Zealand history i Guided competition The first restructuring occurred in response to the arrival of a second channel, applications for which were sought in However, the proposal was not adopted.

The Labour government set up a Committee of Inquiry the Adam Committee , to make recommendations on the proposed replacement of the NZBC by three separate corporations. The independence of broadcasting from state control had become a public issue because of past governmental interference in current affairs programmes.

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Hardcore Sex Film. Softcore Sex Film. Mary Debrett. A short summary of this paper. Extreme makeover: the recurring motif of New Zealand broadcasting policy. Ultimately this funding compromise has served to limit broadcaster autonomy, preserve government control, and constrain expressions of dissent. Passing off pragmatic compromise as radical change has become ingrained at both the political and social level.

The public, routinely encouraged to accept technological and economic factors as key determinants came to believe that deregulation and competition would leave them better served. Later in , the prospect of new media technologies, represented as bringing inevitable and sweeping change, played an integral part of restructuring and deregulation under the Fourth labour Government Rennie, , i.

The facade of reinvention has overshadowed political and ideological motives, along with likely social effects. Regardless of strong cultural ties with Britain and admiration for the BBC, the concept was never fully embraced for a variety of reasons. Small society conformity, the dislocation of rural lifestyles, and predominantly monocultural values, prioritised social harmony ahead of social justice.

Early monopolistic control of the print media by proprietorial interests, set a precedent for the silencing of radical viewpoints.