Newspapers

Most media bosses still say newspapers won't die during their lifetime, but do recent events mean it is time to reconsider? Mediawatch asks a former editor startled by slow sales at his local dairy… Audio

When he was just 13 David Lomas started writing for a Wellington newspaper, his last quarter of a century's been spent in television. In between he worked for newspapers, RNZ and The Listener among… Audio

Fairfax Media's regional newspapers are running cartoons from the same single artist each day. They say it's what the editors want, but an expert says it's a short-sighted move. Audio

Some cases of people making comments in the media this past week which they later regretted. Audio

Centralised printing makes it hard to get late breaking into local papers. Audio

Guyon Espiner examines the rapidly changing media landscape Audio

Art duo Newspaper Reading Club want you to talk back to the media. Kiwi Fiona Connor and American Michala Paludan believe that the transmission of news is too much a one way process and they've got a… Audio

Australian-based journalist and author Stop Press: the Last Days of Newspapers. Audio