Star public editor: Slutwalk and the fact of the art
Artists have licence to disregard facts. Journalists do not.
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Memo: Jennifer McGuire on changes to CBC newscasts
CBC will reduce some supper-hour newscasts but increase its presence in Fort McMurray and Quebec’s Eastern Townships.
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J-Source launches crowdfunding campaign
The Canadian Journalism Project looks to raise $6,500 to support J-Source.
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We need to change the culture of journalism, not just what it produces
Conservative attitudes suffocate creative journalism and block needed change in the profession, says columnist Stephen Ward.
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Ontario reintroduces legislation to prevent SLAPPs
The act aims to dismiss suits that silence criticism by threatening publishers, activists and others with legal bills they can’t afford.
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A shrinking world: The changing role of Canadian foreign correspondents
As the world becomes more interconnected than ever before, the role of the Canadian foreign correspondent is changing rapidly.
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Readers still turn to legacy media for credible news online
A study of reddit users’ posts about the Toronto mayoral election shows a preference for old, mainstream news outlets over online and alternative media.
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Who’s afraid of an unpaid internship?
Toronto Media Mixer gets media workers talking about their rights.
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Star Media Group shutters Metro’s digital-only publications in seven cities
Nine jobs will be cut as a result of closures in Victoria, Saskatoon, Regina, London, Windsor, Kitchener and Hamilton.
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Concordia to offer new, one-year visual journalism diploma program
The program is aimed at helping people with journalism experience improve their photography skills and build a strong portfolio.