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This is the first time I saw Te Karere being subtitled in English. Also the newsroom is somewhat noisy.
Is TVNZ a public broadcaster or merely a commercial broadcaster? Does TVNZ consider airing Te Karere as an obligation considering that the Maori language is one of the languages used in New Zealand? How about Maori Television?
Are there any differences between Te Karere and TVNZ 1 News?
Excuse me if these questions have been discussed before on this thread or on this forum.
TVNZ is a state-owned, commercially funded broadcaster, not unlike Channel 4. They are however more regarded as the New Zealand equivalent of the BBC, a public broadcaster, just commercially funded instead of through a licence fee.
1 News is a news bulletin for everyone, whilst Te Karere, is not merely a news bulletin in the Maori language, it is specifically targetted for the Maori-speaking communities, sometimes also called First Nationers, which is a term that is sometimes used to refer to native peoples in other countries too.
This is the first time I saw Te Karere being subtitled in English. Also the newsroom is somewhat noisy.
Is TVNZ a public broadcaster or merely a commercial broadcaster? Does TVNZ consider airing Te Karere as an obligation considering that the Maori language is one of the languages used in New Zealand? How about Maori Television?
Are there any differences between Te Karere and TVNZ 1 News?
Excuse me if these questions have been discussed before on this thread or on this forum.
TVNZ is a state-owned, commercially funded broadcaster, not unlike Channel 4. They are however more regarded as the New Zealand equivalent of the BBC, a public broadcaster, just commercially funded instead of through a licence fee.
1 News is a news bulletin for everyone, whilst Te Karere, is not merely a news bulletin in the Maori language, it is specifically targetted for the Maori-speaking communities, sometimes also called First Nationers, which is a term that is sometimes used to refer to native peoples in other countries too.