Gavin Ellis

Discusses the state of Maori broadcasting. Audio

Gavin Ellis discusses the fallout across the Tasman after a university lecturer criticised Rupert Murdoch in a lecture - and an essay in Economist looking at the future of books. Audio

Gavin looks at Paul Henry's move to breakfast radio and TV, new website Freed.co.nz. Audio

Police raids on Nicky Hager's house and Fijian newspapers. Audio

Gavin Ellis touches on coverage of the Labour leadership story, and over the top reporting of George Clooney's nuptials. Audio

Media commentator Gavin Ellis discusses Election night coverage and post election commentary, the Maori TV shake-up and is Google manipulating its search engines to advantage its commercial partners?

Media commentator Gavin Ellis talks about media coverage of the last week before the election. Audio

Gavin Ellis discusses clever election coverage from one of the country's smaller papers, and should journalists protect people from themselves? Audio

Media coverage of the political scandals, Australia's Press regulator targeted, sport story sponsorship. Audio

Media commentator Gavin Ellis looks at how the latest circulation figures spell bad news for Fairfax metros; and media coverage of celebrity deaths. Audio

Looks at new elements of election coverage. Audio

Discusses the high court battle over TV3's political debate. Audio

Gavin Ellis looks at Mike Hosking's response to criticism of his choice as host of the election debate. Audio

he 2014 campaign television leaders' debates; The Herald's major photo error; and Labour has promised a review of the Copyright Act in its election policy. Audio

The media coverage of David Cunliffe's skiing holiday and Paul Henry's "did you have sex with Richard Branson" interview with scientist, Michelle Dickinson. Audio

Fallout from the Malaysia diplomat case. Audio

Gavin Ellis who has a bouquet for Shelley Robinson of The Press and her five-week investigation of the homeless in Christchurch. Audio

When do we know we're being presented with advertising? Audio

The High Court ruling that a book written by a New Zealand Herald journalist about internet tycoon Kim Dotcom is not "news activity" and does not get special legal protections. Audio

Gavin Ellis asks if journalists are born pessimists, and whether universities should stop teaching journalism. Audio