Jeremy Rose

Huk justice backed by hacks without facts; local papers asks for directions; doing business on the BBC in the digital age; need for speed trumps environment Audio

An official information request reveals an interview shy minister jumped at the chance to discuss KFC perfume on prime time TV Audio

Some journalists pulled out all the stops this week to find a local angle to a gripping international story while others declared a truly important local story less than gripping; the 250th… Audio

Some surprising sums were paid at a political fundraiser recently, raising questions that weren't fully answered in the media. Audio

A rich nobody making a racist remark on a reality TV show most of us don't watch created a media frenzy this week. Meanwhile, a major journalistic investigation into racial bias in the justice system… Audio

The Labour and National parties have harvested tens of thousands of email addresses over the last couple of months with online gimmicks aimed at Facebook and Twitter users. Audio

The Labour and National parties have harvested tens of thousands of emails with online gimmicks - it's clever but is it ethical? Audio

Media fallout from Mad Monday; Norway calls out Facebook; rotten apple coverage; banana drama obscures food facts. Audio

Mock shock over fake coke joke; the NZ story which really went viral this week; stuff of substance in the time of clickbait; spreading the word when quakes strike. Audio

Burglary hits the headlines; playing the long game: do media need new tools for official information?; low-fact coverage of flying fast food; FFS - how the media handle rude words Audio

Rude words and bad language are a problem for the new media. But there's little consistency in words they think we should be shielded from and how they try to keep them clean. Mediawatch looks at some… Audio

Doping dogged the Olympics in the run up to Rio. But why did it all go quiet once the Games got going? And did women in Rio get fair coverage? Also: the government responds to technological change in… Audio

OlympicWatch - reporting Rio as a place of peril; independent papers resist a mega-merger in publishing; the curse of cancerous cliches. Audio

The Maori Party's position on Helen Clark’s bid for the UN's top job made headlines this week. But why were the media so surprised and outraged by it? Audio

Maori opposition to 'Helen4SG' takes the media by surprise; the power and influence of Google and Facebook; spotlight falls on sexism in Ad-land. Audio