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Jane JohnstonSeptember 17, 2014

In New Zealand, bloggers can be journalists in the eyes of the law

That new ruling gives them potential coverage under shield laws, finding that the definition of journalism does not “impose quality requirements and does not require the dissemination of news to be in a particular format.”

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