You know it's interesting how politicians are usually the first group to complain when their freedom of speech is attacked. They all like to make motherhood statements that free speech is the cornerstone of a "democratic" system of government, but they don't like it when the media tries to insert some leavening humour into proceedings by poking fun a their stuffed shirt antics.
A discussion of contemporary issues in media ethics, with olives and a twist. Made with only the freshest ingredients, shaken, stirred and poured over ice. I should also mention that I do like the odd, occasional martini. Bombay Sapphire gin and Lillet, dry and plenty of salty olives. Welcome to this cocktail of journalism and alcohol. A fine combination!
Showing posts with label Parliament. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Parliament. Show all posts
Tuesday, 10 July 2007
Should Parliament be protected from satire
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freedom of speech,
New Zealand,
Parliament,
satire
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Communication and New Media: From Broadcast to Narrowcast, co-authored with Dr John Harrison