Mainstream media, NBR, accused of being sexist
Should the media report reality or some non-existent ideal world?
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Rich List
Company director Rob Campbell and fellow director Tracey Jones are accusing the media and National Business Review in particular of hindering gender diversity.
The pair are basing their accusation on a three-month survey of NBR’s print edition and the business pages of the New Zealand
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Jenny Ruth
Thu, 20 Apr 2017
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Mainstream media, NBR, accused of being sexist
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