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 | | When a UNESCO study calculated local content on television in 1983, Great Britain logged 85%, Australia 50% and New Zealand 25%--including sports, game shows, news and current affairs--strong evidence that in a market of only 3 million people, financial logic worked powerfully against public television's ability to reflect the full diversity of national life. |
 | | Nine new SOE's, including telecommunications were established, and at the end of 1988 the principle was extended to radio and television broadcasting. |
 | | Television New Zealand, which had become a separate operating company in December 1988, in preparation for increased competition, responded aggressively in an effort to cut costs and increase revenues. |
| www.museum.tv /archives/etv/N/htmlN/newzealand/newzealand.htm (1653 words) |
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