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Media minister rolled as industry awaits plan - Vimarsana News

Media minister rolled as industry awaits plan

Melissa Lee has been replaced as Minister of Media and Communications after just seven months in the role in which she promised new policy to address the media’s acute problems. Paul Goldsmith now inherits the tricky job some predecessors have cited as a reason for resigning - or even quitting politics altogether.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Media minister Melissa Lee rolled as industry awaits plan - Vimarsana News

Media minister Melissa Lee rolled as industry awaits plan

By Colin Peacock of RNZ Melissa Lee has been replaced as Minister of Media and Communications after just seven months in the role in which she promised new...

NPR scandal: Whistleblower scolding outlet's liberal slant puts spotlight on organization's federal funding - Vimarsana News

NPR scandal: Whistleblower scolding outlet's liberal slant puts spotlight on organization's federal funding

An NPR editor blasted his employer with a scathing piece accusing NPR of liberal groupthink, renewing interest in how much cash American taxpayers shell out for the service.

Spotify says Canadian artists were discovered more than 3.8 billion times in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Spotify says Canadian artists were discovered more than 3.8 billion times in 2023

In its latest 'Loud & Clear' report, music streaming service Spotify revealed data regarding how Canadian artists fared on the platform in 2023.

Media Minister had 'more than enough time' to find solutions - opposition - Vimarsana News

Media Minister had 'more than enough time' to find solutions - opposition

Facing questions over proposals to support the media, the PM and Media Minister only pointed to decades-old economic trends and Labour's legislation.

Source: rnz.co.nz