‘Listener’ to lose rights?
PA Tauranga The Minister of Broadcasting (Mr Cooper) believes the time is near when the “Listener” magazine should lose its monopoly of advance publication of radio and television programme information. In reply to a question at a public meeting at Tauranga he said it was his own view that present regulations governing programme information needed review. “I see no harm in free enterprise competition in this field or any other,” he said.
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Press, 18 November 1981, Page 40
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