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Discussion paper

Māori media sector: shift options

Te Ao Pāpāho Māori: He Ara Hou
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Media diversity Māori Media ownership Maori language New Zealand
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Māori media sector: shift options 1 MB
Description

During June 2020 the Minister for Māori Development is discussing options for different parts of the Māori media sector.

The Māori media sector has a history of over 30 years of achievement. This work explores how the sector can continue that success long into the future given a fast-changing digital landscape and changing audience demands.

This discussion document sets out some shift options.

Publication Details
Copyright:
Crown Copyright 2020
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
14 Jun 2020

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