Broadcasting Standards Authority

So what is not ethical journalism? Well, lies [laughs] right? Misinformation, disinformation, propaganda that is, uh, generated in order to, um, make a buck for oneself for s- some selfish reason, or to stay in power.

But while journalists think of journalism as a public good, more of the actual public don't seem to think so these days, and the head of the agency that upholds standards in broadcasting, the Broadcasting Standards Authority chief executive, Stacey Wood, told the debate this.

I think what we're losing is this idea that you can read something and disagree with it and just move on with your life.

There's this real vitriol and, and I wish, um, we could go back [laughs]

Those kind of stories reminded me of how powerful they can be, really benefiting society as a whole.

But society as a whole doesn't wanna pay for the expense of investing and doing that kind of work.

Well, you mentioned the Broadcasting Standards Authority.

The government wants to close it down and replace it with something.

This is episode 90.

Can you believe it? 90 episodes without a single complaint to the Broadcasting Standards Authority.

It's a pathetic performance, Simon O'Connor.

You need to bring Sean Plunkett on.

Sean Plunkett is a really great example of this directly.

because excuse me because of his actions with the broadcasting standards authority his outrage over how they dare to hold him to account is mainstream media news like it became mainstream news yeah um So let's have a look at a case study that shows the overexposure of news media, basically.

Let's have a look at this one.

Case study, ram raids.

All right, so yeah, cancel subscriptions if they're putting out stuff that you think is bad.

And then combat through formal complaints.

There are a number of formal procedures that you can use, like the Media Council or the Advertising Standards Authority or the Broadcasting Standards Authority for now.

I wonder whether or not that The BSA disappearing was something that we were told was going to happen by the end of this term.

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At this radio station, we do our utmost to abide by the Broadcasting Standards Authority and their rules and guidelines.

If you seriously think we've crossed the line on air, give us a call on 309-4831 within 20 working days of the broadcast date and tell us about it.

We'll be able to help you out and tell you the procedure if you wish to make a formal complaint to the Broadcasting Standards Authority.

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If you seriously think we've crossed the line on air, give us a call on 309 4831 within 20 working days of the broadcast date and tell us about it.

We'll be able to help you out and tell you the procedure if you wish to make a formal complaint to the Broadcasting Standards Authority.

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At this radio station, we do our utmost to abide by the Broadcasting Standards Authority and their rules and guidelines.

If you seriously think we've crossed the line on air, give us a call on 309-4831 within 20 working days of the broadcast date and tell us about it.

We'll be able to help you out and tell you the procedure if you wish to make a formal complaint to the Broadcasting Standards Authority.

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At this radio station, we do our utmost to abide by the Broadcasting Standards Authority and their rules and guidelines.

If you seriously think we've crossed the line on air, give us a call on 309-4831 within 20 working days of the broadcast date and tell us about it.

We'll be able to help you out and tell you the procedure if you wish to make a formal complaint to the Broadcasting Standards Authority.

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At this radio station, we do our utmost to abide by the Broadcasting Standards Authority and their rules and guidelines.

If you seriously think we've crossed the line on air, give us a call on 309-4831 within 20 working days of the broadcast date and tell us about it.

We'll be able to help you out and tell you the procedure if you wish to make a formal complaint to the Broadcasting Standards Authority.

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