RNZ chief hopes Olympics rights impasse results in commonsense compromise
Paul Thompson sees both commercial imperatives and important principles at play in Olympic rights row. With special audio feature.
When the 2016 Rio Olympic Games kicks off in a matter of hours with all the prerequisite pageantry of the world’s premiere sporting event, it will be covered by a huge contingent of the world’s media.
Absent, however, will be two of New Zealand’s major media players – merger-minded NZME and
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Fri, 05 Aug 2016
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