Reading news about Māori: responses from non-Māori media audiences

MEDIA RESEARCH

Description

Pākehā and ethnic minority media users thought that mass media news coverage was unbalanced, lacked context, was negative and often portrayed Māori as extreme or threatening. They thought that mass media news implicitly promoted Pākehā world views.

Resources

2011-Gregory-Reading-News-About-Maori

Resource type

Academic article

Year

2011

Primary author

Amanda Gregory

Secondary author(s)

Belinda Borell, Tim McCreanor, Angela Moewaka Barnes, Ray Nairn, Jenny Rankine, Sue Abel, Ken Taiapa, Hector Kaiwai

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