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Viewing entries tagged with 'media'

Director of Human Rights Proceedings v Cameron Slater Annabel Fordham
2 April 2019 at 12:34

Cameron Slater, a well-known blogger, published a number of posts about business consultant Matthew Blomfield on the Whale Oil site. The posts were released between May–October 2012. There were additional publications containing personal information about Mr Blomfield on other blog sites.

Sir Bruce Houlton Slane Charles Mabbett
8 January 2017 at 09:50

Sir Bruce Houlton Slane KNZM, CBE, LLB practiced law in New Zealand for almost 50 years, including 11 years as the country’s first Privacy Commissioner.

When is a journalist not a journalist? John Edwards
22 December 2015 at 10:29

Last week’s decision of Clifford J in the Wellington High Court found that in the context of the Evidence Act, Nicky Hager was a journalist in relation to the publication of Dirty Politics, and was therefore entitled to assert privilege under s.68 of the Evidence Act 2006. 

News media, new media, who’s media? Daimhin Warner
8 December 2014 at 11:32

We’ve been grappling with a difficult question recently, and one that’s featured in New Zealand’s courts too. What is and isn’t news media and when should the Privacy Act apply?