4 months ago
What happens when newsrooms get automated?
Journalists aren’t the only workers adjusting to the changes
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1 year ago
How do we hold news media accountable?
Coverage of the Toronto van tragedy demonstrates how ethical lapses erode public trust, writes Amira Elghawaby.
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1 year ago
CBC’s Royal Fascinator is an experiment in limited-run newsletters
The newsletter, launched eight weeks before the royal wedding, takes readers inside the event.
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2 years ago
A study in news poverty in Thunder Bay
When a massive corruption scandal erupted in Thunder Bay, where were the newspaper reporters?
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2 years ago
The new National: Are four TV anchors four times as good as one?
You widen the potential of attracting more eyeballs by having more than one anchor.
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2 years ago
New look: The National is prioritizing in depth original journalism
The new edition of The National will premiere on Nov. 6, 2017 with four new hosts.
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2 years ago
Memo: CBC News has a “sneak preview” of the new The National
New memo outlines a number of job changes at the CBC.
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3 years ago
CBC’s senior reporters and anchors reflect on a changing media landscape
By Trevor Hewitt
When Peter Mansbridge began working at a Winnipeg newsroom in 1971, there was only one woman in the entire newsroom.
Her job? Answering the phone and getting… Continue Reading CBC’s senior reporters and anchors reflect on a changing media landscape
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