2 years ago
How The Canadian Press is using bots to build the future of election coverage
Digital journalist Lucas Timmons on the automation tool that’s here to help reporters in Canada cover #elxn43 with easy access to data and computer-generated summaries
2 years ago
UBC researchers lead $2.5-million journalism innovation project
SSHRC reviewers said the Global Journalism Innovation Lab "promises to be influential at a time of critical need”
2 years ago
Another tool in the toolbox
How newspapers are utilizing podcasts to grow their audiences and revenue
2 years ago
What happens when newsrooms get automated?
Journalists aren’t the only workers adjusting to the changes
3 years ago
Telling stories from all directions
This story was funded by the J-Source Patreon campaign.
It was an overwhelmingly humid summer day in Hong Kong when Adrian Ma, professor at the Ryerson School of Journalism, found himself sitting at a plastic table, crammed in next…
3 years ago
Digital Democracy Project to examine online disinformation
Public Policy Forum President & CEO Edward Greenspon and recently appointed Max Bell School of Public Policy professor Taylor Owen announced the launch of a multi-year project to analyze and respond to the increasing amounts of disinformation and hate in…
3 years ago
Here’s what the journalism industry has to say about Morneau’s $600-million bailout
More questions than answers as finance minister unveils supports to Canadian news.
3 years ago
Cabin Radio is building an army of northern broadcasters
How a British expat and a team of Yellowknifers are taking over the airwaves with their hyperlocal station
3 years ago
The Pointer launches for Brampton readers
“In a city with 700,000 people, roughly, (and) only one (English-language print) media outlet, it leaves a big space for others to come in:” Joel Wittenbel.
3 years ago
Ryerson and Facebook Digital News Innovation Challenge awards $100,000 to five startups
Among the winners is an app that lets people make micro-podcasts and a sports newsletter aimed at women.
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