Lights, camera, signal, action: Behind the scenes of a CBC live hit
A reporter and a videographer show us how their reports make it to air without a hitch.
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Around the world: Coverage split between Auschwitz anniversary, Atlantic snowstorm and Canadian forces in Iraq
Tuesday’s Canadian international coverage split between threatened U.S. blizzard, Auschwitz survivors and Canadian forces fighting ISIS in Iraq.
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Media Musings: Enough about “church and state” separation
Columnist Joe Banks on why the advertising and editorial departments should work together.
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This week in Canadian media history: The Canadian Association of Broadcasters was formed
It was established with the objective of defending the interests of Canada’s private broadcasters.
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How Bloomberg reporters discover “where the women are”
Canadian Lisa Kassenaar, editor of global women’s coverage, explains how the news agency prioritizes women’s voices.
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The Unknowable Country: The flaws in Trudeau’s Transparency Act
Plus: this week in freedom of information.
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Around the world: Greek election takes Canadian international headlines
Canadian media focuses on Syriza win in Greece and violent clashes in the Ukraine and Egypt.
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J-Source nears halfway mark of crowdfunding campaign
The Canadian Journalism Project looks to raise $6,500 to support J-Source.
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Around the world: Saudi king’s death and renewed Ukrainian tensions lead Canadian international coverage
The death of Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah and new fighting in the Ukraine lead international coverage form Canadian media outlets.
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Memo: CBC will no longer approve paid appearances by on-air journalists
On-air journalists must ensure outside activities do “not represent any real or perceived conflict of interest.”