TV3 says it is confident its systems are "adequate", despite being caught out for a breach of court-ordered suppression in the Kim Dotcom case.
On Wednesday, Chief High Court judge Helen Winkelmann allowed the media to show footage of a police helicopter raid on Mr Dotcom's mansion, but only
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Caleb Allison
Fri, 10 Aug 2012
Fri, 10 Aug 2012
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TV3 says Campbell Live Dotcom suppression breach was 'human error'
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