Parties pull plug on social media for teens, sports boosts broadcasters, Dolly dies
About this episode
The episode discusses the political parties' stance on social media for teens, the financial impact of soccer on broadcasters, and the reaction to Dolly's death.
The two big political parties want to pull the plug on social media for teens. But will ‘fast-following’ Australia work? Also: TV broadcasters cite soccer in boosted financials - and Dolly’s death triggers sadness. Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details
Topics covered
- social media regulation
- politics
- broadcasting
- sports
- celebrity news
Keywords
- social media
- politics
- broadcasting
- soccer
- Dolly
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: RNZ, Australia, TV broadcasters
Products: social media
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