Where does your audience come from?
In the second video of a series of open-source learning videos, we explore how to use analytics to determine how your audience is finding your content.
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CJF J-Talk: Mohamed Fahmy in conversation with Michelle Shephard
Egyptian-Canadian journalist and author, Mohamed Fahmy, spoke with Toronto Star journalist Michelle Shephard at the Toronto Reference Library Nov. 2.
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What happens next after job loss in journalism?
New Australian survey examines impact of shrinking media landscape on media workers.
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Women in Canadian newsrooms remain ‘Outsiders Still’
The large number of young women entering journalism today are well positioned to challenge sexism in the newsroom says journalist and author Vivian Smith.
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Why understanding business matters for journalists
A panel of business reporters discuss the benefits of understanding economics and why you sometimes have to ask the stupid question.
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Two CBC unions call on network president and board to resign
The CMG and SCRC, two of the unions that represent CBC and Radio-Canada members, say there is a lack of confidence in CBC leadership.
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Reporters need to become scientifically literate
With Dr. Google only a click away, it’s easy to get up to speed on science—but reporters must use caution when reporting on science.
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Globe publisher on how Canada’s national daily keeps driving readership
Subscriptions jumped after Globe published 10,000 word story on Justin Trudeau after the election. Continue Reading Globe publisher on how Canada’s national daily keeps driving readership
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Donations sought for Barbara Turnbull Award
New scholarship will help fund tuition for a student with a disability at Ryerson University.
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Revisiting Saskatoon’s freezing deaths with Les Perreaux
Former StarPhoenix reporter on the importance of making difficult calls and rigorous reporting.