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07 JULY 2012
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Neoliberal whizz-kid: Aotearoa New Zealand PM John Key in 1987

"A 1987 video has been unearthed featuring a 25-year-old squash-playing, accountancy graduate John Key. The bright-eyed Mr Key features in an early Close-Up story called Big Dealers. The 'portrait of 80s job du jour: foreign exchange dealer', shows the now Prime Minister in 'the pit' (trading room) as a senior forex dealer. 'Forex dealing is a work hard, play hard world with an image of rich brats who wreck restaurants but always somewhere else,' says the reporter. 'I am not denying that, that has happened and I guess that will happen again in the future but I personally perform in that way,' Mr Key responded."

(Deanna Harris, 02 Sep 2010, MediaWorks TV)

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1980s • 1987 • 3 News • accountancy graduate • Aotearoa New Zealand • Big Dealers (television) • bright-eyed • business • capital accumulation • capitalism • Christchurch • Close-Up (television) • economy • finance • finance industry • financial dealing • financial flows • financial gain • financial innovation • financial markets • financial risk • financial transactions • financing • foreign exchange • foreign exchange dealer • foreign exchange dealers • forex dealer • forex dealing • free market economy • global capital flows • global financial market • John Key • lifestyle • MediaWorks TV • money making • neoliberalism • New Zealand on Screen • NZ News • personal financial gain • Prime Minister • profit • rich brat • risk • risk-taking • social-conservative • squash-playing • stock market • stocks • trading room • TV3 • unit of capital accumulation • whizz-kid • winning • young upwardly-mobile professional • young urban professional • yuppie

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Simon Perkins
12 OCTOBER 2006
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Lonelygirl15: True-life Confessions Revealed As Fiction

The apparently real story of Bree (Jessica Rose) and Daniel's relationship ups and downs aired on YouTube vlog site has been revealed to be a fiction. Internet savvy filmmakers Greg Goodfried, Ramesh Flinders and Miles Beckett created the lonelygirl15 series that stars Aotearoa/New Zealand actress Jessica Rose from Mount Maunganui. The series demonstrates the viability of Internet blogging as a broadcast medium to rival TV.

View report on NZ television Campbell Live: Lonely Girl 15.

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2006 • Amanda Goodfried • Aotearoa New Zealand • Bree • Campbell Live • drama • fiction • Greg Goodfried • interactive narrative • Jessica Rose • lonelygirl15 • medium • Miles Beckett • Mount Maunganui • online drama • progressive design • Ramesh Flinders • social network • television • TV • TV3 • viral • viral marketing • YouTube

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The Constellations Project
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